You are developing an automated process for sorting fish caught by a trawler, and you want to keep track of information from each haul. Fish are separated by weight, and assigned quality and market categories accordingly, each with separate prices per kilogram. Create a MATLAB program that will take a vector of fish weights, and create a detailed summary of the haul, complete with count, total mass, and total price for each category of fish. 1) Your MATLAB script file should
a. Take user input for the weights (kg) of all fish from the haul as a vector.
b. Use a loop to determine the number of each grade fish in the haul, and the total income for each grade of fish.
c. Determine the total income resulting from selling the haul.
d. Output a detailed invoice including the total weight of each grade of fish, the total income for each grade of fish, and the total income from the entire haul.
e. Use the following fish categories Grade Use Price ($/kg) Range (kg) S Whole Fish 20 30 < weight Fillet 20 < weight <= 30 B Canning 10 < weight <= 20 Pet Food 5<= weight <= 10 Fish Extracts 1 0< weight <5
2) Create a sample run using the weight data in kg from the following haul of 15 fish as a vector: (3,1,55,21,17,7,9,11,32,29,2,8,15,1 0,4]

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