Numerical Methods

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 0 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 Reset MATLAB Documentation ovum WNP 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). N Code to call your function C Reset 1 * You can write more code here if you like to test your function. 2 % You would write the following to test the example case given in th problem. 3 % If your code (function) is correct, you should get the table given in the problem. 5 temperature(0, 5,4) Run Function