Choose the correct answer to complete each sentence. Anna g…

Choose the correct answer to complete each sentence. Anna got into a terrible car accident last night. [a1], she wasn’t badly injured. Only in the United States [a2] a gun without having proper identification! [a3] the position of advertising director, Marcia immediately called her husband to tell him the good news. He’s not going to pass the history exam [a4] he studies. While [a5], Paula and Louise were sleeping in the backseat of the car. [a6] the costs and benefits of moving to Los Angeles, Pedro eventually chose to stay in Miami. Forest fires swept through northern California last week, endangering the lives of millions of people. [a7], people were evacuated from their homes. [a8] realizing that she had slept late, Andrea jumped out of bed and rushed to get ready. It looks like we’re going to get a bonus again this year. Our mobile technology division saw another strong year in sales. [a9], key performance indicators across the whole company have increased.

Write the following function. Do NOT hard code for the examp…

Write the following function. Do NOT hard code for the example inputs. Your function should work for all possible inputs as specified by the problem. Hard coding will result in significant point loss.    Function Name: theHulk   Inputs (1):  (char) The name of an Excel file with the extension .xlsx    Outputs (1):  (char) An Mx1 cell array of the names of everyone who met all conditions, listed alphabetically    File Outputs (1):  An updated Excel file containing an appended ‘Capable’ column    Function Description:  Feeling motivated by Lorde’s new album to get your dream hot summer body, you and your friends develop an extreme training regimen inspired by your favorite hero, The Hulk. You put your workout to the test using MATLAB to determine whether you’re capable of becoming the next Hulk. Given the name of an Excel file, check to see if the following requirements have been met:  The value in the ‘Strength’ column is greater than or equal to 500.  The value in the ‘Color’ column is greater than or equal to 128 OR reads as ‘Green’.  While the ‘Strength’ column is guaranteed to have data of class numeric, the ‘Color’ column could contain data of either class numeric or class char. If the value in the ‘Color’ column reads as ‘Not Green’, then that person has not met the condition. There will always originally be 3 columns, and the order of them will always be ‘Name’, ‘Strength’, ‘Color’.  After checking the data for everyone in the Excel, append a column to the end of the sheet with the header ‘Capable’. Input a logical true in this column for those who met both requirements and a logical false for those who did not. Write the edited cell array to a new Excel file with ‘_fixed.xlsx’ appended onto the original filename, and output the names of everyone who has a logical true in the ‘Capable’ column in a cell array sorted alphabetically.    Notes:  For data of class char, you are guaranteed to have either ‘Green’ or ‘Not Green’ written in this exact manner (e.g. you will never have ‘green’ instead of ‘Green’).  All cells are guaranteed to contain data.  HINT: the class() and ischar() functions might be useful!   Example:      Answer this question by typing your code in the space provided below.