This is for Matlab coding I'm stuck on this problem any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you for your time! I have also seen this problem posted around 3 times before and the answer that keeps being submitted for the question is incorrect if that is any help at all.

A calorie is a unit of energy. The 15C calorie is defined as 4.1855 Joules. Write the function named Calories2Joules to calculate the number of joules for a given number of calories. See Calorie for much more exicting information! Why is one calorie measured between 14.5 and 15.5 degrees C (See Here)? To be clear, use 1 Calorie 4.1855 Joules You must write your function in the Your Function block. You can test your function by selecting the Run Function button. Your function is evaluated twice for the values passed into your function as shown in the Code to call your function block. You may choose to call your function by passing your favorite temperature. For example, if you want to calculate C to Joules simply use 1 when calling the function Joules1- Calories2Joules (1) Remember it is best practice to output from all assignment statements in functions. (if you don't beleive me see page 118) Also, make sure that the "H1" comment line has useful informtion! (see page 118 since your are there anyway) I strongly suggest you include your name and date created documenting your function to protect your IP