The CodeRunner questions you met earlier in this lab asked you to…The CodeRunner questions you met earlier in this lab asked you to write a program to some specification. However, most of the CodeRunner questions in this course, except for the assignment questions, will ask you to write afunctionto some specification. This simplifies the questions because we don’t need to specify exactly what names to use for certain variables, nor exactly how to initialise them or read external data into them.To get the hang of a CodeRunner function question, here’s one to which you should already know the answer.The questionWrite a functionto_celsius(fahrenheit)that takes a float temperature in degrees fahrenheit andreturnsthe equivalent temperature in degrees celsius. The formula is:degrees_celsius = (fahrenheit – 32) x (5 / 9)See the examples below for expected output.Note that you must paste inonlythe function definition itself, without any of the tests. The first two lines of the answer have been provided in the answer box.The penalty regime for this question is 0, 10, 20, …, meaning that you have can submit one wrong answer without penalty but thereafter you will pay a penalty of 10% for each wrong submission. So if you get it wrong first time and are not sure why, ask a tutor for help.For example: textfirst time and are not sure why, ask a tutor for help. For example: Test Result degrees = to_celsius(32.0) 0 .0print(degrees) degrees = to_celsius (212.0) 100.0 print (degrees) Answer: (penalty regime: 0, 10, … %) Resetanswer 1 v def to celsius (fahrenheit) : 2 “””Return the given fahrenheit tem W… Show moreMath Statistics and Probability matlab CITS 2401
