Assume that n, z(1 : n), L, R, and a(16) are available. Write an efficient Matlab script that assigns to q(i) the value of the polynomial q(x) = = a + a2(x L) + a3(x L) + a(x L) + a5(x L)(x R) + a6(x L)(x R) at x = z, i = 1 : n. It doesn't matter whether q(1 : n) is a row vector or a column vector.