create a function with no inputs that plots the following functions using 101 data points over a domain of [0, 10] and plot each function on a separate figure. in matlab

To create a MATLAB function with no inputs that plots the given functions on separate figures, you can follow these steps:

1. Create a new MATLAB function file by clicking on "New" and selecting "Function" from the toolbar or by typing edit functionName in the MATLAB Command Window.
2. Inside the function file, define the function with no inputs by using function functionName() syntax.
3. Use the figure command to create a new figure for each function to be plotted.
4. Use the plot or fplot command to plot each function with the desired number of data points over the given domain.
5. Customize the plot appearance (e.g., add labels, title, legend) as needed using appropriate MATLAB functions.
6. Save the function file and call it from the MATLAB Command Window to see the plots.

Here's an example MATLAB function that plots two functions on separate figures using 101 data points over the domain [0, 10]:

main.m
function plotFunctions()
    figure;
    x = linspace(0, 10, 101); % create 101 data points over the domain [0, 10]
    y1 = sin(x); % first function to plot
    plot(x, y1);
    xlabel('x');
    ylabel('y');
    title('Plot of sin(x)');
    
    figure;
    y2 = exp(-x).*cos(x); % second function to plot
    plot(x, y2);
    xlabel('x');
    ylabel('y');
    title('Plot of exp(-x)*cos(x)');
end
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Save the function file as "plotFunctions.m" and call it from the MATLAB Command Window by typing plotFunctions(). This will create two separate figures, each showing the plot of a different function over the domain [0, 10].

Note: You can modify the function names, equations, data points, and appearance based on your specific requirements.