How to do E and F in MATLAB?

PROBLEM 1. The Taylor series expansion for the exponential function is given below: 2 3 2!3! This can also be written in the following form with the summation symbol 2: NOTE 1 MATLAB has a built-in function called factorial() n! = n(n-1)(n-2) = factorial(n) NOTE 2: Each term of the Taylor series can be represented by the formula which is on the right side of the 2 symbol. The terms are calculated for all the integer values between n 0 to N and they are added together to find ex for a given x value. 1A. Write a script using while loop to calculate e5 for N-10. Print the result using fprintfO. 1B. Write script to calculate e5 using exp function. Print the result using fprintf). 1C. Write a script to find the percent error between the two results from 1a and 1b. The percent error can be calculated using the following formula. e* (using while loop) - e*(using exp) e*(using exp) Percent Error - 100 to calculate e5 with a percent error less than 1D. Write a script using while 0.001%. Print the percent error and the number of iterations that was needed for the code to have a percent error less than 0.00190 1E. Repeat 1a using for loop to calculate e5 for N-10. Print the result using fprintf) 1F. Repeat 1a without using any loops for N-10 using only array operations and sum() function