PLEASE I NEED THE ANSWER ASAP USING MATLAB1 Use matlab function ode45 to solve the first order differential equationdydte-0.1 cos(y²) -y ln(1 +t)under the initial condition y(0) = -1.5 and plot its solution curve for 0 ≤ t ≤ 5. Alsocompute y(3.5). (compare the output with Project 1 using Euler approximation).

PLEASE I NEED THE ANSWER ASAP USING MATLAB 1 Use matlab function ode45 to solve the first order differential equation dy it cos(y²) - y ln(1 +t) under the initial condition y(0)=-1.5 and plot its solution curve for 0 ≤ t ≤ 5. Also compute y(3.5). (compare the output with Project 1 using Euler approximation).

PLEASE I NEED THE ANSWER ASAP USING MATLAB 1 Use matlab function ode45 to solve the first order differential equation dy it cos(y²) - y ln(1 +t) under the initial condition y(0)=-1.5 and plot its solution curve for 0 ≤ t ≤ 5. Also compute y(3.5). (compare the output with Project 1 using Euler approximation).

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