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

To create a function in MATLAB that plots multiple functions on separate figures, you can follow these steps:

1. Create a new MATLAB function file by clicking on the "New Script" button in the MATLAB toolbar and selecting "Function".

2. In the function file, define a function with no inputs. For example:

main.m
function plot_functions()
    % function body
end
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3. Inside the function body, you can use the figure and plot commands to create separate figures and plot the desired functions. Here's an example that plots three functions:

main.m
function plot_functions()
    x = linspace(0, 10, 101);  % Generate x values for the domain [0, 10]

    % Plot Function 1
    figure;
    y1 = sin(x);
    plot(x, y1);
    title('Function 1');

    % Plot Function 2
    figure;
    y2 = x.^2;
    plot(x, y2);
    title('Function 2');

    % Plot Function 3
    figure;
    y3 = exp(x);
    plot(x, y3);
    title('Function 3');
end
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4. Save the function file with an appropriate name (e.g., plot_functions.m).

5. Now, you can call the plot_functions function from the MATLAB command window or another script to generate separate figures for each plotted function:

main.m
plot_functions();
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This will create three separate figures, each showing one of the plotted functions.

Remember to adjust the functions and figure titles according to your specific requirements.

tags: matlab, function, plot, separate figure