(Simple function plotting) Often, we wish to plot a given function f which is alrcady coded in MATLAB in such a way that it is able to work on a vector of inputs and produce a vector of outputs (such as the built-in sin function). We may wish to plot it on a given interval [a, b) and using a particular spacing. Note: The Gradescope autograder won't grade this question. plot_func Function: Input variables: • an anonymous function representing / • a scalar representing a • a scalar representing b • an integer scalar n representing that we wish to use a spacing between our z points of ba Plots produced: • produce a single plot of f at the desired inputs Output variables: • a vector representing the values of f at cach of the desired inputs A possible sample case is: > y = plot_func(@(x) x.^2 + 1, -3, 3, 6) y = 10 5 2 1 2 5 10

Java program please. Ask user to enter number between 1-5 Generate random number between 1-5 if random number is same as users number then print congrats you won lottery

Find the error in the pseudocode example listed below:   Declare real lowest, highest, average      (this is not the error) Display "Enter the lowest score" Input lowest Display "Enter the highest score" Input highest Set average = lowest + highest / 2 Display "The average is ", average, "."

What does it mean to choose numbers at random