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1.3 Halting the iteration Iteration stops whenever either of two criteria are met: Table 1: The first four iterations for c= 1. The absolute value of z, denoted as z, exceeds 2.0, or 0.1+0.2i starting at z=1+i. 2. The number of iterations exceeds 100. The absolute value z of a complex number z can be calculated in MATLAB as abs ( z). Table 1 summarizes the first four iterations for c=0.1+0.2i starting at z=1+i, along with z after each iteration. After the first iteration z>2.0 so the iteration should halt after one iteration. The number of iterations needed to achieve either of the stopping criteria above is denoted as d and is called the escape parameter. The escape parameter d will always be an integer of at least zero because it's counting iterations, and due to Criterion 2d will never exceed 100. Different values of z are expected to produce different d even when c is constant. 1.4 Problem statement 1.4.1 The iterating function Write a function functiond=iterate(z,c) which performs the iteration described above. The inputs and outputs are as follows: - z is a complex number, - c is a complex number, - d is the escape parameter d. Remember that d should not exceed 100; that is, the number of iterations performed should not exceed 100 as described in Section 1.3. Since the required number of iterations is not known the iterate function will require a while loop instead of a for loop. The stopping criteria for the while loop are provided in Section 1.3