Write a function $)$ that accepts one input and returns one output. The

input is a temperature in degrees Fahrenheit, and the output is that

temperature in degrees Celsius $($eg$,)$ should return $0).$

Write a function $)$ that also accepts one input and returns one output.

The input is a temperature in degrees Celsius, and the output is that

temperature in degrees Fahrenheit $($eg$,$ should return $32).$

Plot temperature in degrees Fahrenheit as a function of degrees Celsius $($ie$,$

Celsius will be the $x-$axis$),$ for $100$ Celsius values in the range $-20c120.$

Use $)$ and$/$or $)$ as appropriate.

Determine the overall amount of error in your functions by calculating and

outputting:

totalError $={\displaystyle \underset{i=1}{\overset{n}{}}}$cVals$(i)-f_2{?}_c(c_{-}{2}_{-}f(cVals(i)))$

where:

cVals is the original set of Celsius values $($ie$,100$ values in the

range $-20c120)$

$n$ is the number of values in cVals. Solve in MATLAB