Error on mathlab, and I have no idea how to correct it, me out

In summary, the conversation is about an error that occurred while using Matlab for a class assignment. The error is related to the use of the mpower function and the solution was to use exp() instead of "e".
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error on mathlab, and I have no idea how to correct it, please help me out :(

Hello guys, I was using a class assignment using matlab, and the code is provided by the professor. All we need to do is use plug the function in and run it. But for some reason, I got this error:
? Error using ==> mpower
Inputs must be a scalar and a square matrix.

Error in ==> @(x)(e^(cos(x))+8*x^2-3-x-4)^(1/5)


Error in ==> fpi at 5
x(i+1)=g(x(i));

I don't see a problem in that, can someone point it out for me?
 
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Thank you for your reply, I found the answer. Seems like in matlab, there is no "e", have to use exp() instead.
 

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