2. Consider a priority queue which can hold arrays of different lengths. In this queue enqueue operation adds an array t

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2. Consider a priority queue which can hold arrays of different lengths. In this queue enqueue operation adds an array t

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2. Consider a priority queue which can hold arrays of different lengths. In this queue enqueue operation adds an array to the end of the queue, • dequeue operation removes the array which has the largest number among all arrays within the queue. An example of how dequeue operation works is given below. Example: Suppose that the queue currently contains the following elements 1 8 3 12 3 52 4 Dequeue operation firstly removes the second array, then the first array and lastly the third array. Implement this queue described above using cell arrays in MATLAB. ALSO TEST YOUR FUNCTION WITH THE "Input" above the result should be the "Output" above) and take a screenshot of your MATLAB or MATLAB ONLINE screen and include it in your answer.
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