All you have to do is to type one line of code for the Antoine equation in Matlab. the .xlxm files mentioned are not necessary however I have attached the screenshot of the code in that file.

(General) antoine Option Explicit 7 m Function antoine (A As Double, B As Double, C As Double, T As Double) As Double antoine 10^ [A - B / (T + C)] only one line is needed if you do it correctly! 'Place your code here End Function Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications X Compile error: Expected: end of statement OK Help The Antoine equation allows one to predict the vapor pressure (Pvap, mm Hg) as a function of temperature (T, in Celsius): B Pvap = 104-T+C In the Antoine equation, A, B, and C are constants that you can look up in various references. For example, for methanol these Antoine coefficients are: A = 8.08097, B = 1582.271, C = 239.726. Download the file "Antoine_starter.xlsm" and fill in the code to successfully create the VBA function named antoine (A,B,C,T) with arguments for the Antoine coefficients and temperature. When you feel that your solution is working correctly (HINT: you only need to add a single line of code!), save your file, download "Antoine_grader.xlsm", click on "GRADE", and if you are correct you will earn the completion code