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Recall that a= last digit of your student ID, b = second to last digit of your student ID, c = third to last digit of your student ID, and d= the sum of the last three digits of your student ID. Complete the following operations in your script, making a new line for each operation. 2) Consider the two functions defined in polar coordinates below. Plot these functions using the procedures outlined above. Use the figure command to ensure they plot simultaneously, but on different sets of axes. After plotting them, write in the comments in the code what each of the figures resemble. Use the default domain for the first one and specify the domain for the second one as -0 (figure 3 and figure 4). T = (a + 1) (esin (0) - 2cos (40)) r= (b + 1)e 10(((c + 1)01-1-(c + 1)01-1)/(c + 1)01 Once you have these operations written in proper MATLAB syntax, go to your Editor menu and click Run. If there are values in your Command Window for all operations without error messages, then your code has successfully run! If you have error messages, read them carefully and try to resolve them, then click Run again. Recall that a= last digit of your student ID, b = second to last digit of your student ID, c = third to last digit of your student ID, and d= the sum of the last three digits of your student ID. Complete the following operations in your script, making a new line for each operation. 2) Consider the two functions defined in polar coordinates below. Plot these functions using the procedures outlined above. Use the figure command to ensure they plot simultaneously, but on different sets of axes. After plotting them, write in the comments in the code what each of the figures resemble. Use the default domain for the first one and specify the domain for the second one as -0 (figure 3 and figure 4). T = (a + 1) (esin (0) - 2cos (40)) r= (b + 1)e 10(((c + 1)01-1-(c + 1)01-1)/(c + 1)01 Once you have these operations written in proper MATLAB syntax, go to your Editor menu and click Run. If there are values in your Command Window for all operations without error messages, then your code has successfully run! If you have error messages, read them carefully and try to resolve them, then click Run again.

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