The Euler scheme for approximating is, = 4 00 n=1 n Write a MATLAB program which...

 

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The Euler scheme for approximating is, = 4 00 n=1 n Write a MATLAB program which asks the user to input the desired number of terms, and then produces an approximation of using the Euler scheme. The program should store all the values of the estimates, and the error produced, up to the desired term. Finally, plot the error versus the number of terms used, and print the final error of the last term in the command window. You can use any loop (for loop or while loop) you want. You can use the 'pi' variable in MATLAB to calculate the error. The Euler scheme for approximating is, = 4 00 n=1 n Write a MATLAB program which asks the user to input the desired number of terms, and then produces an approximation of using the Euler scheme. The program should store all the values of the estimates, and the error produced, up to the desired term. Finally, plot the error versus the number of terms used, and print the final error of the last term in the command window. You can use any loop (for loop or while loop) you want. You can use the 'pi' variable in MATLAB to calculate the error.

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