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Write a function mypolymaker that takes in as arguments the coefficients for a polynomial of arbitrary degree. the function then returns a function handle that represents the desired polynomial. for example: > > myfun = mypolymaker(1,0,0); > > myfun(2) ans = 4 remark : the example above represents the polynomial 1x2+0x+0 > > myfun = mypolymaker(1,-1,1,-1,1); > > myfun(2) ans = 11 remark : the example above represents the polynomial 1x4-1x3+1x2-1x+1

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