create a function with no inputs that plots the following functions using 101 data points over a domain of [0, 10] in matlab

To create a function with no inputs that plots the given functions using 101 data points over a domain of [0, 10] in MATLAB, you can define the function using the function keyword and then use the plot function to generate the plots.

Here is an example code that creates a function called plot_functions that plots three different functions:

main.m
function plot_functions()
    x = linspace(0, 10, 101);  % Generate 101 data points between 0 and 10
    
    y1 = sin(x);  % Function 1: y = sin(x)
    y2 = cos(x);  % Function 2: y = cos(x)
    y3 = exp(x);  % Function 3: y = exp(x)
    
    plot(x, y1, 'r-', x, y2, 'b--', x, y3, 'g-')  % Plot the functions in different colors and line styles
    legend('sin(x)', 'cos(x)', 'exp(x)')  % Add a legend to label the functions
    xlabel('x')  % Label the x-axis
    ylabel('y')  % Label the y-axis
    title('Plot of Functions')  % Add a title to the plot
end
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Note that in the plot function, 'r-' specifies a red solid line, 'b--' specifies a blue dashed line, and 'g-' specifies a green solid line.

You can then call the plot_functions function to generate the plot:

main.m
plot_functions()
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This will create a figure window displaying the plot of the three functions.