I'm doing my homework on CodyCourseWork/Matlab Grader, and I am stuck on this question. I've attempted this question several times, but my code always has errors. Responses for Matlab only please, as that is what I am learning.

I am specifically having trouble with the last line of the code (line 11), which is assigning the function.

Any suggestions to what I can do to complete the problem would be greatly appreciated.

Engr 240 W20 > Assignment 1 > (10 points) Problem 1.2 - Temperature conversion table O solutions submitted (max: Unlimited) Use the following equations, which describe the relationships between temperatures in degrees Fahrenheit (TF), degrees Celsius (TC), Kelvin (TK), and degrees Rankine (TR): TK = TC + 273.15 TF = 9/5 TC + 32 TR = TF + 459.67 Write a function that generate a conversion table from Celsius to Kevin, to Fahrenheit, and to Rankine. Input the starting temperature, increments between lines, and the number of lines of the table to print out. Example: Given starting TC of O degree Celsius, increments of 5 degree Celsius between lines, and a total of 4 lines in the table. Input are 0,5, 4] The output should read (note there is no text): 0 273. 1500 32.0000 491.6700 5.0000 278. 1500 41.0000 500.6700 10.0000 283. 1500 50.0000 509.6700 15.0000 288. 1500 59.0000 518.6700 Function C Reset MATLAB Documentation Nmin 009 function temptable = temperature (TCstart, increments, lines) % This is where you write your code. % temptable is an output, representing the temperatures you converted % temperature is the name of the function, DO NOT change! % TCstart is an input, representing the starting temperature in Celsius % increments is an input, representing the increments between lines % lines is an input, representing the number of lines in the table % Names of input variables (TCstart, increments, lines) can be changed, but not the order of the variables. % Make sure your answers are only values, nothing else (i.e. no table titles and such). temptable = end