Write a function separatethem that will receive one input argument which is a structure containing fields named length and width, and will return the two values separately. here is an example of calling the function > > myrectangle = struct('length',33,'width',2); you just created a structure myrectangle with the above line of code. now, if you send myrectangle into separatethem function, it should access the length and width fields and store it in output variables l and w (again, no tips or tricks! do not overthink on this one. just access the fields length and width from myrectangle input argument and store it in output variables l and w > > [l w] = separatethem(myrectangle) l = 33 w = 2

An external consultant recommends that a plant installs a bank of capacitors for power factor correction. this will reduce the peak electrical demand charges by an average of 93 kw every month. the plant current pays $13 per kw in peak demand charges. the capacitor bank will include 223 kw of fixed capacitors, and 183 of variable capacitors. the fixed capacitors cost $59 per kw, and the variable capacitors will cost $65 per kw. the consultant charges 21% of the equipment costs to install the capacitors. because this project will reduce the demand for the electric utility, they are prepared to provide a one-time rebate of $42 per kw of reduced demand. what is the simple payback period for this project (in years)?