In MATLAB:
function yp = programa (t,y)
y1=15;
y2=15;
y3=36
yp1=10*(y2-y1);
yp2=28*y1-y2-y1*y3;
yp3=y1*y2-(8/3)*y3;
yp=[yp1;yp2;yp3];
create new script with the following:
[t,y]= ode45(@programa, [0,100], [1,4]); #(change the initial values)
plot (t,y (:,1), t,y(:,2)); #(change for (y1,y3) and (y2,y3))
grid on
title (exercise);
xlabel(´t´);
xlabel(´y´);
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