Solve problem 2 with matlab

Ans Homework #7 Applied Programming, ENGR 10573 Spring 2018 Due Monday, March 26th through TCU Online by 11:59 PM. Upload one function, function studentlastname_howmework7) in a single m-file that runs cach problem along with all of the subfunctions that work that particular problem. When studentlastname homework7 (like bell_homework7) is typed into the command window, the homework problems should run sequentially showing plots and the proof that each sub-function works correctly. If your code does not do that, it will not be graded and will be given a zero. There should be NO input from the keyboard. The single m-file that you turn in is the code that will be graded. Open a new figure for every displayed image by using the figure command. TEST YOUR CODE BEFORE YOU SUBMIT IT!! 1. Create three structure arrays called cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Give each element of the structure array 4 values. Let one of the values be a string called name and then let the other values be unique or semi-unique to the array such as bed length, number of wheels or handlebar_width, etc. Fill each structure array with data so that the array length is 3 then display each array to screen. Make sure they are structure arrays 2. Create a 10-element cell array. Fill each odd element of the array is a string describing the element number. For example: 'one' 'three 'nine'. Fill each even numbered element of the array with a matrix that has a random size [nrows, ncols] from 1 to 5 and is filled with integers that is the element number For example: [2 2 2; 2 2), [4 444; 4444 44 4 4), etc. Display the data on the screen. Can this be accomplished with an array of structures where each structure has two elements; the value and the string equivalent as in the cell array? (Y/N 3. Create a 200x200 matrix of integers and initialize it to zero. Set the value of each element to be 128exp(-d/20) where d is the radial distance from the center of tie image/matrix (100,100). Display the image with a 256-element gray colormap using the command, image ( and also imagesc(.). Note and explain the differences in the comment section (Make it short)