need help with this function in matlab

Table 1: Color Codes (ColorCode) Task 3: Function - Determine the resistance in ohms - Create a new function named Color2Resist.m that will convert a set of color bands to a numerical resistance in [ohms] Inputs: (1) 13 string vector that contains the corresponding color bands in order. You may assume the text capitalization will always match the information provided in the ColorCode and Multipliers variables. Example Input: C=[ "Brown" "Black" "Red"] Outputs (1) Numerical value for resistance in [ohms] as a regular number (not a vector!) - Use the information provided in the ColorCode and Multipliers variables to determine the corresponding resistance for the color bands. The last page of this guide provides a reference example! HINT: Pay careful attention to indexing! HINT: Load the ColorGuide.mat file inside your function so that you can use the ColorCode and Multipliers variables inside your function. Test Case 1: Color Band = ["Red" "Yellow" "Orange"] 0%(34%) Variable StudentOutput has an incorrect value. Incorrect resistance. Utilize the data in ColorCode and Multiplier to convert the color band to a resistance. ColorCode should be used for the first colors in the color band. Multiplier should be used for the third color. Notice how, for example, "Red" is the third color in the ColorCode, but the value that corresponds to it is 2 , not 3. Test Case 2: Color Band = ["Grey" "Grey" "Yellow"] 0%(33%) Variable StudentOutput has an incorrect value. Incorrect resistance. Utilize the data in ColorCode and Multiplier to convert the color band to a resistance. ColorCode should be used for the first colors in the color band. Multiplier should be used for the third color. Notice how, for example, "Red" is the third color in the ColorCode, but the value that corresponds to it is 2 , not 3. Test Case 3: Color Band = ["Grey" "Grey" "Black"] 0%(33%) Variable StudentOutput has an incorrect value. Incorrect resistance. Utilize the data in ColorCode and Multiplier to convert the color band to a resistance. ColorCode should be used for the first colors in the color band. Multiplier should be used for the third color. Notice how, for example, "Red" is the third color in the ColorCode, but the value that corresponds to it is 2 , not 3