I need the answer in Matlab code please.

Problem

The specific growth rate of a yeast that produces an antibiotic is a

function of the food concentration c % g = 2*c/(4+0.8*c + c^2 + 0.2*c^3) %

The growth rate goes to 0 at very low concentrations, c, due to food

limitations. It also goes to 0 at high concentrations due to toxicity % effects. Find the value of c at which growth is a maximum using the % following steps.

a) Create an anonymous function to find the growth rate, g as a function of c

b) Create a plot (appropriately annotated) to determine the bounds that should serve as input to the fminbnd function.

c) 10 points Use the built-in MATLAB function fminbnd to determine BOTH the value of c where the maximum occurs, and the actual value of the maximum.