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Problem 4-Resistor color code calculator This problem will calculate the resistance value of a standard resistor based on its color bands. A standard resistor has three color bands to indicate the resistance value. There is also a fourth band that indicates the tolerance. The first color band indicates the first digit in the value. The second color band indicates the second digit in the value. The third color band is the multiplier with a value of 10 raised to the third color band number. For example, a nominal 1 kO resistor has color bands of Brown (1), Black (0), Red (x10^2). The fourth color band indicates the tolerance of the resistor. Gold is 5% and Silver is 10%. If our 1 kO resistor has a fourth color band of "Gold", the actual measured resistance value would be 1000+5%, or between 950 0 and 1050 0. Color Number 0 Black 1 Brown 2 Red 3 Orange 4 Yellow Green Blue Violet Gray White 5 6 7 8 9 For this problem, create a resistor color code calculator that includes the following tasks. Please document your code properly, and save the final version as lastname_firstname_lab09_problem4.m. .. . . Use the menu function to obtain the four color bands of the standard resistor. Determine the resistor value by using an equation that is based on the same menu function values as previously obtained. Also calculate and display the nominal resistor value and range.