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    This Matlab function uses Lagrange polynomials to create an interpolating polynomial from a set of x-y data points. It takes in arrays of x and y values, initializes a symbolic vector of Lagrange basis polynomials with 1s, then uses a double for loop to calculate each polynomial term based on the x values. It finally returns the symbolic interpolating polynomial by multiplying the Lagrange polynomials by the y values.

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    This Matlab function uses Lagrange polynomials to create an interpolating polynomial from a set of x-y data points. It takes in arrays of x and y values, initializes a symbolic vector of Lagrange basis polynomials with 1s, then uses a double for loop to calculate each polynomial term based on the x values. It finally returns the symbolic interpolating polynomial by multiplying the Lagrange polynomials by the y values.

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    This Matlab function uses Lagrange polynomials to create an interpolating polynomial from a set of x-y data points. It takes in arrays of x and y values, initializes a symbolic vector of Lagrange basis polynomials with 1s, then uses a double for loop to calculate each polynomial term based on the x values. It finally returns the symbolic interpolating polynomial by multiplying the Lagrange polynomials by the y values.

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    function dathuc = lagrange(x_array, y_array)

    l=sym(ones(1,length(x_array)));
    syms x;
    for i= 1:length(x_array)
    for j= 1:length(y_array)
    if i~=j
    l(i)=l(i)*(x-x_array(j))/(x_array(i)-x_array(j));
    end
    end
    end
    dathuc=vpa(simplify(l*y_array'));
    end

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