A biochemist recently found the efficiency of spreading Covid-19 from one human to another is due to the genetic protein strains we have as humans. These strains, and , along with the total number of strains, n, can determine the probability of passing it on to another human based upon the following equation: p=100(n=1nmaxn2+cos()) Notice that the X here represents the absolute value of X. Consider the case where nmax=40, ranges from 10 to 25 (increments of 1 ) and ranges from 5 to 20 (increments of 1 ). Use an anonymous function to define the equation, and subsequently determine the smallest probability ( p value) and the corresponding protein strains and . Use fprintf to print the relevant values, with the p value printed to 4 significant figures. Hint: You may need to use two min functions (i.e. min(min(X))) to find the minimum value within a matrix and/or use the find() function. You will need 3 nested loops for this