Determine the values of the following expressions yourself before checking using MATLAB. Reference the table below as well. These expressions show that Matlab can give answers to Boolean logic tests. For example for part a, Matlab “is being asked” if 1 & -1 are “true” (=1) Anything besides 0 is “true” and anything equal to 0 is “false) (=0). Since 1 and -1 are both not 0 then the statement is true and Matlab should return “1.” a. 1 & -1 b. 13 & ~(-1) c. 0