PLEASE WRITE IN MATLAB.

Write a script that will print a list consisting of $"$C for temperature in degrees Celsius", $"$F for temperature in degrees Fahrenheit", and $"$K for temperature in degrees Kelvin". It prompts the user to choose one, and then prompts the user for a temperature. The script should then make the conversions and print the temperature in two others scales that has not been specified by the user. For example if the user choose C$,$ the scripts should return temperatures in degrees Fahrenheit and Kelvin.

If the user enters an invalid choice, the script simply prints an error message. The script should use a nested if$-$else statement to accomplish this. For example, the followings illustrate $3$ different scenarios: $($red numbers or character indicate values or character entered by the user$).$

Scenario #$1$

C for temperature in degrees Celsius

$F$ for temperature in degrees Fahrenheit

$K$ for temperature in degrees Kelvin

Please choose one: a

Error! Not a valid choice.

Scenario #$2$

C for temperature in degrees Celsius

F for temperature in degrees Fahrenheit

$K$ for temperature in degrees Kelvin

Please choose one: C

Enter the temperature in degrees Celsius: $-14$

The temperature in degrees Fahrenheit is: $6\mathrm{.}80$

and the temperature in degrees Kelvin is: $259\mathrm{.}15$

Scenario #$3$

C for temperature in degrees Celsius

F for temperature in degrees Fahrenheit

K for temperature in degrees Kelvin

Please choose one: K

Enter the temperature in degrees Kelvin: $300$

The temperature in degrees Celsius is: $26\mathrm{.}85$

and the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit is: $80\mathrm{.}33$

The format of the output should be exactly as specified above. The conversions are:

$F=\frac{9}{5}C+32$

$K=C+273\mathrm{.}15$

This means that for example both $F$ and $f$ should be accepted as the scale for degrees Fahrenheit.

Modify your script in question $3$a to use the switch statement instead of else$-$if$.$