Using Matlab

Part 2: Scripts, Function and Basic Input/Output (10 pts) n this part, you will write a MATLAB script called lab4_part2.m and a MATLAB function called seqFunction.m that will do the following: a. Prompt the user to enter an integer value for N. (This part should be in the script lab4_part2.m) b. Create a function called seqSum.m that calculates the sum of the following math expression given the N input arguments: [1031.51051.51071.510(2N1)1.510] c. From lab4_part2.m, call the function seqSum.m and passing in the values of N obtained in step a. d. Display the result of calculation from step c in the format as shown below. (This part should be in the script lab4_part2.m) The summation of the sequence is 1.336e+01 when N=4. Note: The line above is an example of the output in the command window when the user entered 4 for N. The result could be different if the user entered a different value. The value of th summation should be printed in scientific notation to 3 decimal digits precision, and the value of N should be printed as an integer