Prompt the user to input their temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. If the number entered is between and including 97 and 99 display "you have a healthy body temperature". If it is less than 97 display "your body temperature is low". If it is greater than 99 display "you have a fever

Using MATLAB or Octave (a) prompt the user for what the current wind seed is outside their location in mph. (b)If they enter a value greater than or equal to 74 but less than 96, display "there is a category 1 hurricane outside",If they enter a value greater than or equal to 96 but less than 111, display "there is a category 2 hurricane outside",If they enter a value greater than or equal to 111 but less than 130, display "there is a category 3 hurricane outside",If they enter a value greater than or equal to 130 but less than 157, display "there is a category 4 hurricane outside",If they enter a value greater than or equal to 157, display "there is a category 5 hurricane outside",Otherwise, display "there is no hurricane outside"

PLease explain the Matlab codes below in details: (reply asap) % request the user to input the desired option with regard the unit % if the user input is ‘MKS’, then the units will be in meters and seconds % If the user input is ‘FPS’, then the units will be in feet and seconds unit = input("Please choose a unit: MKS (meters and seconds) or FPS (feet and seconds): ", "s");   % conditional statements enable you to select at run time which block of code to execute % in the situation where the user has input “MKS” if (unit == "MKS" || unit == "mks") % gravity is equivalent to -9.81 gravity = -9.81; % in the situation where the user has input “FPS” elseif (unit == "FPS" || unit == "fps") % gravity is equivalent to -32.174 gravity = -32.174; else % in the situation where the user has input none of the provided options error = " Please enter an input only within the provided options "; % disp( ) displays the value of variable without printing the variable name % display error disp(error) %…

Design the logic for a program for Arnie’s Appliances. Design a program that prompts the user for a refrigerator model name and the interior height, width, and depth in inches. Calculate the refrigerator capacity in cubic feet by first multiplying the height, width, and depth to get cubic inches, and then dividing by 1728 (the number of cubic inches in a cubic foot). The program accepts model names continuously until “XXX” is entered. Use named constants where appropriate.