y'=y-x^2 ; y(1)= -4 Write a MATLAB program that makes two plots of the solution to the...

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y'=y-x^2 ; y(1)= -4

Write a MATLAB program that makes two plots of the solution tothe equation using the following values. Suggest you use nestedloops instead of two different loops. Be sure to label yourplots.

a. x0 = 1.0, step size h = .2, number of steps n = 20.

b. x0 = 1.0, step size h = .05, number of steps n = 80.

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here I solved in Matlab and copy of script and graph attachedhere belowI dont think that you need to use any loop so    See Answer
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