Question #6. Write a MATLAB user defined function to evaluate a mathematical function f(x, y), forany two user-specified values x and y. The function f(x, y) is defined as follows.-x+y,x20 and y ≥ 0x 20 and y <0f(x,y)=y'x+y³,x<0 and y ≥0.3x² + y²,x<0 and y<0The output from your user defined function should be the calculated value.Also create a script that will call the function 4 times, once for each part of the piecewise function.

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Question #6. Write a MATLAB user defined function to evaluate a mathematical function f(x, y), for any two user-specified values x and y. The function f(x, y) is defined as follows. x+y, x y' x+y³, x<0 and y20 3x² + y², x<0 and y <0 The output from your user defined function should be the calculated value. Also create a script that will call the function 4 times, once for each part of the piecewise function. [(x,y)= x20 andy 20 x 20 and y <0

Question #6. Write a MATLAB user defined function to evaluate a mathematical function f(x, y), for any two user-specified values x and y. The function f(x, y) is defined as follows. x+y, x y' x+y³, x<0 and y20 3x² + y², x<0 and y <0 The output from your user defined function should be the calculated value. Also create a script that will call the function 4 times, once for each part of the piecewise function. [(x,y)= x20 andy 20 x 20 and y <0

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