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Write a function batch file called "calc_sin_function.m" with the input arguments A, a, b. The function should return f and t vectors, but should not plot anything. Then run the function call as: >> [f1, t1] = calc_sin_function(1, 3, .3); >> [f2, t2] = calc_sin_function(1, 5, .1); You can also manually plot the function on the command line: >> plot(t1, f1, t2, f2) Save your result and code to include in writeup. Call professor to verify your results.

          Write a function batch file called "calc_sin_function.m" with the input arguments A, a, b. The
function should return f and t vectors, but should not plot anything. Then run the function call as:
>> [f1, t1] = calc_sin_function(1, 3, .3);
>> [f2, t2] = calc_sin_function(1, 5, .1);
You can also manually plot the function on the command line:
>> plot(t1, f1, t2, f2)
Save your result and code to include in writeup. Call professor to verify your results.

Write a function batch file called "calcsinfunction.m" with the input arguments A, a, b. The
function should return f and t vectors, but should not plot anything. Then run the function call as:
>> [f1, t1] = calcsinfunction(1, 3, .3);
>> [f2, t2] = calcsinfunction(1, 5, .1);
You can also manually plot the function on the command line:
>> plot(t1, f1, t2, f2)
Save your result and code to include in writeup. Call professor to verify your results.

Added by Peter A.

Computer Science and Information Technology

Trishna Knowledge Systems 2018 Edition

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Solved by Expert Yujian Zeng

11/11/2020

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m" by clicking on the "New Script" button in the MATLAB toolbar and selecting "Function" from the drop-down menu. This will open a new script file with a function template. Show more…

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In dyiing need of y'all assistance with this please use MATLAB. Write a function batch file called "calc sin function.m" with the input arguments A,a, b. The function should return f and t vectors, but should not plot anything. Then run the function call as: >> [fl, tll = calc sin funtion(l,3,.3); >> [f2, t2l = calc sin funtion(l,5,.l); You can also manually plot the function on the command line: >> plot(t1,f1,t2,f2) Save your result and code to include in writeup. Call professor to verify your results