Matlab Grader

NOTE: We do not normally assign an fprintf to a variable. However, here we need to in order for Matlab Grader to grade your work and compare your answer to the solution. For the purposes of this class, please do not assign fprintf commands to variables outside of Matlab Grader. Code has already been provided to define a variable named time_in_seconds that is an integer number of seconds. Do not overwrite the time_in_seconds variable. Your goal is to use an fprintf command to define text expressing the time in hours:minutes:seconds format (HH:MM:SS with two characters for each) and assign this to the variable TimeHMS. Before the fprintf, define the number of hours as hours, the number of minutes as minutes, and the number of seconds as seconds. Hint: use the floor command for the hours and minutes, then use these to find the number of seconds. For example: An time_in_seconds of 54321 seconds would be 15 hours, 5 minutes, and 21 seconds. So the output would be TimeHMS = 15:05:21. An time_in_seconds of 5000 seconds would be 1 hour, 23 minutes, and 20 seconds. So the output would be TimeHMS = 01:23:20 An time_in_seconds of 300 seconds would be 5 minutes. So the output would be TimeHMS = 00:05:00. Script C Reset MATLAB Documentation 1 time_in_seconds = randi(100000)