16. Try it in MATLAB first! be sure you are doing each coding problem in MATLAB first, and when you have it working, use the interface below to submit your code. Write a MATLAB function named HOT_OR_NOT. The input will be a row vector containing a list of temperature values in C). Your function should compute the average temperature and the output should be a single text variable according to the following table: Average Temperature C output above 100 HOT between 50 and 100, inclusive WARM between 25 and 50 TEPID between 20 and 25, inclusive COMFY between 0 and 20 COOL at or below O FREEZING Use the following to get started: function mytext = HOT_OR_NOT (tempinp) a=mean(tempinp); if a>100 mytext='HOT' elseif a>=50 mytext='WARM % the rest of your code here end % conditional statement end % function