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Transcribed Image Text:Write a MATLAB program to write a file conversion chart of the temperature. The key
script would be:
• Call a function that explains what will be achieved by the program.
• Call a feature to prompt the user to degrees Fahrenheit for the minimum and
maximum temperaturesand return all values. This feature checks to make sure
the minimum is less than the maximum and, if not, calls a local feature to swap
the values.
call a function to write temperatures to a file: the temperature in degrees F from
the minimum to the maximum in one column and the corresponding
temperature in degrees Celsius in another column. The conversion is C= (F-
32) * 5/9.
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