write the script and plot the functions on MATLAB. 'this link' in text refers to http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/creating_plots/add-text-to-specific-points-on-graph.html

6. (6 points) Old time explorers like Jeremiah Johnson used to determine altitude by me- asuring the temperature of boiling water. The relevant formulas are p= 29.921 (1-68753 T 49.161 In p + 44.932 10-61) where p is pressure, h is altitude, and T is boiling temperature. Write a .m script file that defines these two functions as anonymous functions and then plots boiling temperature against altitude in the range from -500 ft to 14,439 ft (Colorado's highest point). Turn in one copy of the plot, and take the other copy and a thermometer with you next time you are mountaineering On your plot, label the following altitides with markers: New Orleans, LA (-2 ft), Golden, CO (5,675 ft), Lookout Mtn, CO (7,379 ft), the top of Copper Mtn ski resort (12,313 ft), and Mt Elbert (14,439 ft). To plot a point, the command is still plot(x,y), but r and y will be scalars instead of arrays. You will need to use the hold on command in order to plot mulitple things in the same figure. The marker size will need to be large Add grid lines to the plot, so it will be easier for a mountaineer to trace. Label the five points on the plot usingthis link We would like this plot to be a "polished" plot. Label the axes, and place a title on the plot. Use font sizes and line widths that make the plot look nice. You should be able to Google this