using matlab Part II Coding and Using a MATLAB function A right-circular cone can be defined by r, the radius of its base, and by h, the line from the center of its base to its apex. It has three other values, viz. its slant, s, the length of the line from any point on its circumference to the apex, its surface area, a, and (of course) its volume, v. The formulas for each of these values are defined as follows: s = r 2 + h2 a = r 2 + rs and v = ( 1 3 )r 2h 3. In the space provided for this question (on the Answer Sheet for Part II), you are to write the code for the vector-smart MATLAB function calculate_cone, one that has two inputs r and h as defined above and three outputs, s, a, and v, also as defined above. (12 pts) 4. In the space provided for this question, you are to write the code that gives you a quick-and- dirty table (don't worry about formatting) for five cones where radius values go from 1 to 5 with a fixed height of 3. The table should show each cone's