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Matlab Linear InterpolationMATLAB interpolation 5 points Linear interpolation can be defined by the following formula: Consider the data set 0:0.2:1.0; cos( x ); x = y = Using any means available to you, estimate the value ystar at xstar 0.35 using linear interpolation. Include five decimal places of precision (the output using format short, ystar

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