use Matlab

Submit m-files for your codes. (i.e., you are supposed to submit 3 m-files.) Start your codes with your name and problem number, for example, \% your name Problem \# Problem 1. The distance to the horizon increases as you climb a mountain. The distance depends on how high the mountain is, and on the radius of the earth (or another planetary body). d=2Rh+h2 where d= distance to the horizon R= radius of the earth h= height of the mountain Create a script to calculate the distance to horizon on the earth ( Rearth=3963 miles) and on the Mars ( Rmars=2109 miles) for mountains from 0 to 10,000 feet with 1,000 feet increment. Your script must have a subfunction distance to calculate the distance to horizon. Display your results as a table with a title, column headings, and appropriate spacing