My Solutions > FA2.2.3 Looping on Functions |-31² + 5 t>0 y(t) = 31² + 5 t<0 From the Equation above, write the MATLAB statements required to calculate the y(1) equation for the values if t between -9 and 9 in steps of 0.5. Use loops and branches to perform this calculation. Also graph the resulting function with the linewidth of 2, proper labels on the axis and grid enabled. Script e A Save C Reset I MATLAB Documentation % Define variables: 2 % ii -- Loop index 3 % t -- Independent variable 4 % y -- Dependent variable 5 % Evaluate with loops

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Write a MATLAB function that calculates the approximate value of six(x) using the Maclaurin series approximation from x-0 to xi+1 six(x) = x -+-+. 3 5 The function should accept 3 parameters: value of x, number of significant figures accuracy i.e. n, and the maximum number of iterations. In the function, use ɛ = (0.5 × 10²-" )% in order to continue until the ɛa falls below this criteria. The function should return 3 values: the approximate value of arctan(x) at the end of the program, final ɛg and the number of iterations it took. Submit short snapshots showing the program running.