4.26 Modify the areaMenu script to use a switch statement to decide which area to calculate.After validating your script with the three different choices and corresponding areas, comment out the input statements, set shape choice to 2(i.e., circle), cylinder radius r = .25 and length = 2, circle radius = .33, and rectangle sides s1 = 2 and s2 = 4. Use the variable name areacirfor the circle area. Then submit your solution to the grader.Script1 % Chapter 4-262 fprintf('Menu\n 1. Cylinder\n 2. Circle\n 3. Rectangle\n');3 %shape = input(' please enter your shape selection (1-3): ');4 shape = 2;ResetMATLAB Documentation

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Modify the areaMenu script to use a switch statement to decide which area to calculate.
After validating your script with the three different choices and corresponding areas, comment out the input statements, set shape choice to 2
(i.e., circle), cylinder radius r = .25 and length = 2, circle radius = .33, and rectangle sides s1 = 2 and s2 = 4. Use the variable name areacir
for the circle area. Then submit your solution to the grader.
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1 % Chapter 4-26
2 fprintf('Menu\n 1. Cylinder\n 2. Circle\n 3. Rectangle\n');
3 %shape = input(' please enter your shape selection (1-3): ');
4 shape = 2;
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Scripts are a type of program in Matlab, which are files containing a sequence of Matlab statements. Scripts are usually used to perform a sequence of operations in a specific order: for example, to calculate something, perform a certain task, or visualize data. Scripts are saved in a file with an .m extension, which can be executed in Matlab via the command line or by double-clicking the file in the Matlab Current Folder window.

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