Courses LMS Integration Documentation Spring 2020 -- Math 131 Numerical Methods for Engineers and Scientists - Section 20 > Feb_11_worksheet > Vectors with Different Increments and Function Evaluation O solutions submitted (max: Unlimited) For the problems below, do not use semicolon to suppress the outputs. 1. Define a vector called a, starting at -1, incrementing at 2, and ending at 20. 2. Define a vector called b, starting at -1, decrementing at -1, and ending at - 10 3. Define a vector called c, which contains 100 points, starting at -1 and ending at 20. Use the linspace command to help you create the vector. For example, linspace(-pi, pi, 1000) will create a vector of 1,000 elements whose starting point is - and ending point 4. Let vector_length be the length of the vector c from Problem 3. Check that the vector c does have 100 elements by using the MATLAB function length. 5. Create a vector called v, starting at 0, incrementing at 1, and ending at 5. 6. Evalute cos (tex) atv and call the result eval. (This avoids evaluating cos tex) at different multiple of using for loop.) Script Reset D MATLAB Documentation Run Script