Insert this equation into a code

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It should be like this.
numerator = a*b;
denominator = pow2(b*cos(cos(t))) + pow2(a*cos(cos(t)));
r = (numerator/sqrt(denominator))*exp(-0.04*t);
For the calculation itself you have to declare a, b and t.

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it is telling me matrix dimensions must agree.
What is wrong?

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Hi, I create it as a function:
function r = mifun(a,b,t)
%this function calculates r based on a and b and t as inputs
% Detailed explanation goes here
numerator = a*b;
first_part = (b*cos(cos(t)))^2;
second_part = (a*sin(sin(t)))^2;
denominator = first_part + second_part;
denominator = sqrt (denominator);
fraction = numerator/denominator;
r = fraction*exp(-0.04*t);
end

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when i typed this in there were no errors but nothing would graph.
This is what my command looks like;
t=0.0:2*pi*'n';
x = 'r'*cos(cos(t));
y = 'r'*sin(sin(t));
z = ('h'*t)/(2*pi*'n');
function r = mifun(a,b,t);
numerator = a*b;
first_part = (b*cos(cos(t)))^2;
second_part = (a*sin(sin(t)))^2;
denominator = first_part + second_part;
denominator = sqrt (denominator);
fraction = numerator/denominator;
r = fraction*exp(-0.04*t);
a = 20;
b = 10;
h = 18;
n = 5;
plot3(x,y,z,'r', 'linewidth', 0.1)
grid on
xlabel('x'); ylabel('y'); zlabel('z')
end
Dear Jonathan,
It is necessary to first open a new blank scrip page then paste the function that I wrote completely to it; then you should save this scrip to the current folder with the name of mifun. After you save it, you can use it, for example:
r = mifun(3,2,4) % where 3 is a, 2 is b, and 4 is t
perfect thank you!
You are most welcome.

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