According to the fourth order Runge-Kutta method programming procedure, identify the logicerrors presented by the following code. The code does work, but the correct answer is beingaffected by logic errors, identify which ones they are (More than one answer can be correct).function [x, y] = RK4 (f, a, b, yo,h)12x = a:h:b;34n = length (x);y zeros (1,n);y (1) = y0;for 1-1:-156kih f(y(1),y(i));910k2h f(x(i) +h/2,y(i)+1/2+k1);1112k3 h f(x(1) +h/2, y(1)+1/2*k2);1314k4h + f(x(1) +h, y(1) +k3);1516y(i+1)= y(1)+(1/6)*k4;171819endOptions:-On line 12 the vector is missing an index and-It remains to calculate k5 to store the new position in y-The for must evaluate from i=1 to n+1-The "for" must start at i=0-In line 5 the value of h should have been saved instead of yo-The function must receive 4 inputs and return 2 outputs.-In line 8 the function must evaluatex and y-In line 16 k1, k2, k3 are missing to complete the process of RK4.-0-end

There are 5 logical errors in the given code. Hence 5 options are correct from the given ones. They…

According to the fourth order Runge-Kutta method programming procedure, identify the logic errors presented by the following code. The code does work, but the correct answer is being affected by logic errors, identify which ones they are (More than one answer can be correct).

According to the fourth order Runge-Kutta method programming procedure, identify the logic errors presented by the following code. The code does work, but the correct answer is being affected by logic errors, identify which ones they are (More than one answer can be correct).

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