Serial	1001	1002	1003	1004	1005	1006	1007	1008	1009
Diam (mm)	73.28	74.66	77.12	75.08	74.20	76.79	76.48	72.88	73.99

On an assembly line, a machine is used to record the diameters and serial numbers of parts (bolts) as they go by. The part serial number is recorded in a vector, Serial, and its diameter is recorded in a separate vector, Diam.

Create a MATLAB function that takes (4) inputs and has (2) outputs: the first line of your function should look like:

Function [goodSerials, Location]=LastName_FirstName (Serial, Diam, D, tol)

goodSerials is a vector containing only the serial numbers of acceptable parts

Location is a 9-element vector that indicates where each part goes based on a

numerical assignment of 1, 2 or 3.

If the diameter is too small, it should be sent to location 1 to be scrapped and

recycled.

If the part has an acceptable diameter it should be sent to location 2 to be

distributed.

If the part has too large of a diameter it should be sent to location 3 to be filed

down to a smaller diameter and checked again later.

Run your function using the Serial Numbers and Diameter data in the table above,

a desired diameter of 85 mm, and a tolerance of 2.0mm. Define all inputs in

the command window.

Copy the commands used to define your inputs and the results when you run your function, and paste into your function as comments