Some of the important measurments for a cuboid include the perimeter, surface area and volume which can be calculated using the equations shown below

Write a script that reads from the CuboidDimensions.txt file with the values shown below

These values should be stored in a matrix called CuboidDimensions. For each row in the CuboidDimensions matrix, the first value represents the length, the second value is the width and the third value is the height. For example, in the first row the length $=4,$ the width $=5$ and the height $=6.$ The other lines in the CuboidDimensions.txt file can be read in the same way.

The script should generate an output file called cuboidMeasurements.txt with values in the form shown below.

where, for example, in the first line of CuboidMeasurements.txt file the first value representing the perimeter $=60,$ the second value representing surface area $=148$ and the third value representing the volume $=120.$ All these values should be first stored in a matrix called CuboidMeasurements before being saved to the CuboidMeasurements.txt file.

HINT: To get the output in the required format, copy and paste the writematrix function below in your code.

writematrix$($CuboidMeasurements$,$ 'CuboidMeasurements.txt$\text{'},$ 'Delimiter', $\text{'}\text{'})$