function y=myexp(x,n);

%this is my first function

%y is the n-th order Taylor approximation to exp(x)

%x is a scalar; n is positive integer

y=1;

term=1;

for k=1:n %n is a scalar

term=term*x/k;

y=y+term;

end

I am taking this error.

Not enough input arguments.

Error in myexp (line 8)
for k=1:n %n is a scalar

what is wrong with that?function y=myexp(x,n);

%this is my first function

%y is the n-th order Taylor approximation to exp(x)

%x is a scalar; n is positive integer

y=1;

term=1;

for k=1:n %n is a scalar

term=term*x/k;

y=y+term;

end

I am taking this error.

Not enough input arguments.

Error in myexp (line 8)
for k=1:n %n is a scalar

what is wrong with that? function y=myexp(x,n);

%this is my first function

%y is the n-th order Taylor approximation to exp(x)

%x is a scalar; n is positive integer

y=1;

term=1;

for k=1:n %n is a scalar

term=term*x/k;

y=y+term;

end

I am taking this error.

Not enough input arguments.

Error in myexp (line 8)
for k=1:n %n is a scalar

what is wrong with that? matlab, homework MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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