I need the answer as soon as possible Write a MATLAB script file (mesh.m)to compute the vector T, which iscomputed by adding the diagonalelements of matrix X to the vector Y.NOTE: Uoload the script file here.with the correct name (mesh.m)and with the file format (.m) or (.txt).any other file format is notaccepted.10]Y = |31X = 2 -1 020.0.

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