Write a function called converter that takes one input argument, f, and return one value m. f is a vector containing a set of distances in feet and m is the corresponding values in meters. The conversion factor is [1 meter = 3.2808 feet]. Your code will generate a conversion table that looks like this. I have extracted a portion of the table. Your code should give an error message if the input value is a scalar. f must be a vector. Run your code with a vector f that starts with the number 7, increases 0.77 and end at 7,777. Once you get the code to work, create the variables m44, m444 and m4444 that hold the 44th, 444th, and 4444th elements of the vector m and report your results. Copy your code in the space provided.

meter feet

10.00	32.81
10.22	33.53
10.44	34.25
10.66	34.97
10.88	35.70
11.10	36.42
11.32	37.14
11.54	37.86
11.76	38.58
11.98	39.30
12.20	40.03
12.42	40.75
12.64	41.47
12.86	42.19
13.08	42.91