a Create two strings: OSU_name_1 = "The Ohio State University OSU_name_2 = "THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY b. Use the Matlab function strcmp (which is an abbreviation of string compare) to compare the two strings and store the result (which will be true if the strings match and false if they do not) in a variable called prob3b. c. Use the Matlab function strcmpi(which is an abbreviation of string compare - case insensitive) to compare two strings and store the result which will be true if the strings match and false if they do not) in a variable called prob3c. If the difference between strcmp and strcmpi is not obvious from the example, look them up in the Matlab documentation d. Create two character arrays containing the name of the university: OSU_name_3 = 'The Ohio State University OSU_name_4 = 'THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY e. Compare the letters in the two char arrays using the == operator, and use the sum() function to count how many are the same. Store the result in a variable called prob3e. LOOK CAREFULLY AT THE RESULTS OF PARTS b, c, and e, and make sure that you understand them. Best Solution Solution 1:2 of 3 tests passed (67%) Submitted 12 minutes ago ID: 53355828 Size: 30 1 OSU_name_1 = "The Ohio State University" 2 OSU_name_2 = "THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY" 3 4 prob3b-strcmp (OSU_name_1, osu_name_2) 6 prob3c-strcmpi (osu_name_1, osu_name_2) 8 OSU_name_3 = 'The Ohio State University' 9 Osu_name_4 = 'THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 10