Matlab code number 3

1. Converting the Temperature: From Fahrenheit (F) Celsius (C or ) Kelvin (K) To Fahrenheit To Celsius (F - 32) * 5/9 To Kelvin (F - 32) 5/9+273.15 C 273.15 (C 9/5) 32 (K 273.15)9/532 K 273.15 In this exercise, you'll be creating your own temperature conversion calculator! This task is quite complicated as a whole; however, using your knowledge of pseudocode, algorithms and flowcharts, planning it will be a breeze! a. First ask the user for: i. The numerical value of the temperature that they would like to convert. ii. The unit of the temperature value inputted in (a) ii. The temperature unit the user would like to convert (a) to (Hint: For temperature units, use the mapping Kelvin - 1,Celsius - 2, Fahrenheit - 3) b. Next, using IF statements, create the flow of logic that executes only the correct line of code, and correctly converts the input temperature to the desired temperature Finally, display the following message to user: c. i. "Your temperature in [put conversion unit here] is [put numerical value of converted unit here]" 2. Finding Maximum: Ask the user for three integers. Then, find the maximum integer given by the user. Finally, display that largest number to the user with a small message a. 3. The Smallest Array: Ask the user for three different arrays. Then, find the array with the smallest length. Finally, display the smallest array, and the size of that array, to the user a