The average daily temperature for an area can be approximated by the following formula: T=T_mean + (T_peak - T_mean)cos(omegalt - t_peak)) where T_mean = the average annual temperature, T_peak = the peak annual temperature, omega = the frequency of annual variation (= 2pi/365), and t_peak = day of the peak temperature (-= 205 d). For Yuma, AZ, T_mean is 23.1 deg C, and T_peak is 33.6 deg C. Develop a function avgtemp that computes the average temperature between two days of the year for a city. Test it for January February in Yuma, AZ (t = 0 to 59) using the Pretest. Function Reset DE MATLAB Documentation 1 function Ta = avgtemp (Tm, Tp, ts, te) 3 % Input: 4 % Tm: average annual temperature for city (scalar) 5 % Tp: peak temperature for city (scalar) 6 % ts: start day of averaging time period (scalar) 7% te: end day of averaging time period (scalar) 8 % Output: 9% Ta: average temp for time period from ts to te 10 11 % Write your code here