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Determine the error in the following code that avoids it from running: clear;clc x=0:0.1:10; for k=1:length(x) y(k)=funct(x(k)) end function r=funct(s) r=s*exp(-s); end plot(x,y) xlabel('x');ylabel('y') grid O Function is not at the end of the script O The equation inside the function does not use the element-wise operator (.) Function variables are different from x and y The line y(k)=funct(x(k)) does not have a semicolon at the end

Determine the error in the following code that avoids it from running: clear;clc x=0:0.1:10; for k=1:length(x) y(k)=funct(x(k)) end function r=funct(s) r=s*exp(-s); end plot(x,y) xlabel('x');ylabel('y') grid O Function is not at the end of the script O The equation inside the function does not use the element-wise operator (.) Function variables are different from x and y The line y(k)=funct(x(k)) does not have a semicolon at the end

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Question 3 Determine the error in the following code that avoids it from running: clear;clc x=0:0.1:10; for k=1:length(x) y(k)=funct(x(k)) end function r=funct(s) r=s*exp(-s); end plot(x,y) xlabel('x');ylabel('y') grid O Function is not at the end of the script The equation inside the function does not use the element-wise operator (.) Function variables are different from x and y The line y(k)=funct(x(k)) does not have a semicolon at the end
Transcribed Image Text:Question 3 Determine the error in the following code that avoids it from running: clear;clc x=0:0.1:10; for k=1:length(x) y(k)=funct(x(k)) end function r=funct(s) r=s*exp(-s); end plot(x,y) xlabel('x');ylabel('y') grid O Function is not at the end of the script The equation inside the function does not use the element-wise operator (.) Function variables are different from x and y The line y(k)=funct(x(k)) does not have a semicolon at the end
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