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Given the function definition: function [x, y] = f(a) x=a(1): y=a(1): for i=2: length(a) if(a(i) > x) x = a(i): else y=a(i): end end end what is the output of the following matlab code: [x, y]=f(char('abracadabra', 'bilious')): disp([x, y]): ua au ar index exceeds matrix dimensions

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