Solve using MATLAB and add pseudo code

3. The heat capacitance of various gases can be determined using the equation Cp = a + bT + cT? + dT (validated for temperatures in the range of 300 K to 1800 K). The coefficients of the cubic function are a, b, c, d and T is the temperature (Kelvin). The values of the coefficients for CH4 are in the table below. Gas C b (J K-mol-) (JK? mol-) (JK' mol-1) 19.875 5.021 x 10-2 1.268 x 10 d (JK-4 mol ) -11.004 x 10-9 CH4 Write a script that calculates the heat capacitance of CH4 for the temperature range 937.5 KST