Using Matlab

You run a small business selling knives. You can produce only 5,000 knives in a month. You hire door-to- door salespeople, and have created a system of pay to give the salespeople great incentives for excellent performance. In particular, the following chart shows how much each salesperson gets paid per sale, depending on how many sales he or she has made in the month: Number of Knives Sold Pay Less than or equal to 100 $5.00 $10.00 In between 101 and 200 More than 200 $15.00 If a salesperson sells 70 knives in a month, he receives 70 x $5.00 = $350.00 If a salesperson sells 120 knives in a month, he receives 100 x $5.00 + 20 x $10.00 = $700, since he receives $10.00 for each of the last 20 knives he sold. If a salesperson sells 400 knives in a month, he receives 100 x $5.00 + 100 x $10.00 + 200 x $15.00 = $4500.00 for the month. Create a Script File that will calculate how much the sales person gets paid for the month. Use a Script file that asks the salesperson how many knives they sold for the month and prints out how much he gets paid for the month. Input Specification The number of knives a salesperson sells in a month. Output Specification Output the salesperson's pay for the month in the following format: You sold (number of knives), and made $X.XX selling knives this month. Test your program for all possible inputs; negative numbers and very large numbers included