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Write a function called bowlingScore that takes two input variables: pinsKnockedDown, which is a 10x2 matrix of integers between 0 and 10 indicating the number of bowling pins a player knocked down on each of the two frames of a ten-round game, and bonusPins, which is a single integer that indicates the number of pins knocked down on the final bonus frame. bowlingScore should return a single output variable score that indicates the total score the player earned. On each frame, players earn one point for each pin knocked over. In addition if a player knocks over all ten pins on the first frame of a round (i.e. pinsKnockedDown(i,2)==10), this is called a strike, and the player earns a point for each pin knocked over plus the number of pins knocked over on the following two frames! If a player does not get a strike, but manages to knock over all ten pins by the second frame of a round (i.e. sum(pinsKnockedDown(i,:))==10) then this is called a spare, and the player earns a point for each pin knocked over plus the number of pins knocked over on the next following frame. The bonus frame is only applied if the player earns a strike or a spare on the final tenth round.