Write a function which has three input arguments:

monthly deposit

monthly interest rate

savings goal

and two output arguments:

months

final account balance

which will calculate how many months it takes to save savings goal amount assuming you will be depositing monthly deposit and the bank pays out monthly interest rate. You can name your input$/$output arguments whatever you like, but their order has to be as specified above and the function has to be called savings.

You can run the function for any inputs you like to check if it compiles. "Run pretests" will check it against test values embedded in the pretest.

Note:$$The answer should be given as a function in the window called "Function".

Hint:$$Note that the base of the solution is same as for task $1\mathrm{.}7.$ Copy your previous code and modify accordingly for it to become a function. Remember that the function should not have the clear$$command anywhere. Also, any parameters$/$changable variables should be passed in as input arguments $($not having specific values defined within the function body$).$ The exceptions are for instance initialization of summation variable $($say S$=0),$ or creating an empty vector before the loop $($V$=[])-$ they belong to the calculation algorithm, so should be within the function body. I need the answer in matlab code, thank you.