For the problems below write well-formatted MATLAB programs. Each program should include a title comment line, a brief description of what the program does, your name as the program author, and separate sections labeled set parameters, calculate , and display results. Begin each section with a comment line that starts with %%. Create informative and readable variable names.

3. Sum next 10. Write a program, sum10.m, which asks the user for an integer and then finds the sum of that number and the next nine integers following that number. Report the result to the user, which should look something like: The sum of the integers from 4 through 13 is 85. 4. Take order. Write a MATLAB program, Take Order.m, which greets the customer, takes the customer's name, and the number of different types of thurgins they want to order. Running the program should look something like this (be careful with spaces): >> TakeOrder Please enter your name: Buford Good morning, Buford. We have a variety of thurgins to choose from today. How many nurvels would you like? 7 How many tombits? 12 How many weenives? 3 That will be 22 thurgins total. Thanks for your order, Buford