The problem is solved analytically by hand and then for comparison, the result is inserted into the MATLAB in the form of the equation.
While solving (2) question central finite difference is used and formed a tridiagonal matrix using the MATLAB and solve the value of y at X=0,1,2,3,4,5 to compare the same value with the analytical solution.
In MATLAB results y is the solution from the analytical equation while D is the solution from the discretize equation.
I have included the script which you can directly copy-paste in MATLAB to get the result shown in the snip of the result.
comment if any query.
SCRIPT OF MATLAB TO COMPARE BOTH RESULTS
clear all
clc
% %ANALYTICAL RESULT
x=0:5;
y=((-(3+exp(-5))*exp(x)+(3+exp(5))*exp(-x))/(exp(5)+exp(-5)))+x
%MATLAB DISCRETIZE RESULT
nn=6;
nn1=nn-2;
y(1)=1;
y(6)=2;
c1=-(2+1);
c2=1;
E=[x(2):x(5)]';
time=0;
%DEFINING TRIDIAGONAL MATRIX
A=full(gallery('tridiag',4,c2,c1,c2));
B=-E;
B(1)=B(1)-y(1); B(4)=B(4)-y(6);
C=A\B;
%y value AFTER FIRST ITERATION
D=[y(1);C;y(6)]'
SNIP OF MATLAB PROGRAM
SNIP OF RESULT FROM MATLAB:
where y is the value that is obtained from the Analytical solution while D is the value of y from the MATLAB discretization.
comment if any query.
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