Create a script file in matlab to compute the cost of a pizza based on these parametersAsk the customer for the pizza size (8,10,14 inch) using input statementAsk the number of toppings using input statement. Just the number, not types.Compute the area of the pizzaCompute the cost of the pizza - do not use “if” statementsIt costs 5 cents per square inch of pizzaAdd 5 cents per square inch for each toppingExample; a plain pizza with 0 toppings costs $0.05* Area;A pizza with 2 toppings is that price + 0.05*Area*2(I didn’t say it was a good pricing model!)Using an fprintf statement report to the customer“You ordered a ## inch pizza with ## toppings”“Your order will be $ ###.##”Using a display statement report“Thank you for your order”Add complexity by adding a spaghetti bowl for $6 and a ravioli bowl for $8.Ask the customer for how many orders of each of the dishesCompute the total costReport to the customer with a longer message“You ordered a ## inch pizza with ## toppings, ## orders of spaghetti and ## orders of ravioli.“Your order will be $ ###.##”Inputs can be in vector form. Have the customer input how many drinks in vector form (We only offer one type but three sizes; small, med, large)Ask the customer for how many drinks in small, med, and large using a single input statement. Note that the variable needs to be input as a vector using square brackets [ S, M, L ]Create an fprintf statement that reads back the order using index addressingRemember that you can address the index using syntax like: Drinks(1)“You ordered ## small, ## medium, and ## large drinks.”Reflection question: Could you add more types of drinks using a matrix form?

d = input('\nEnter the pizza size (8,10,14 inch): '); n = input('Enter the Number of Toppings: ');…

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Create a script file in matlab to compute the cost of a pizza based on these parameters

Ask the customer for the pizza size (8,10,14 inch) using input statement
Ask the number of toppings using input statement. Just the number, not types.
Compute the area of the pizza
Compute the cost of the pizza - do not use “if” statements
- It costs 5 cents per square inch of pizza
- Add 5 cents per square inch for each topping
  - Example; a plain pizza with 0 toppings costs $0.05* Area;
  - A pizza with 2 toppings is that price + 0.05*Area*2
  - (I didn’t say it was a good pricing model!)
- Using an fprintf statement report to the customer
  - “You ordered a ## inch pizza with ## toppings”
  - “Your order will be $ ###.##”
- Using a display statement report
  - “Thank you for your order”

Add complexity by adding a spaghetti bowl for $6 and a ravioli bowl for $8.

Ask the customer for how many orders of each of the dishes
Compute the total cost
Report to the customer with a longer message
- “You ordered a ## inch pizza with ## toppings, ## orders of spaghetti and ## orders of ravioli.
- “Your order will be $ ###.##”

Inputs can be in vector form. Have the customer input how many drinks in vector form (We only offer one type but three sizes; small, med, large)

Ask the customer for how many drinks in small, med, and large using a single input statement. Note that the variable needs to be input as a vector using square brackets [ S, M, L ]
Create an fprintf statement that reads back the order using index addressing
- Remember that you can address the index using syntax like: Drinks(1)
- “You ordered ## small, ## medium, and ## large drinks.”
Reflection question: Could you add more types of drinks using a matrix form?

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