USING MATLAB OR OCTAVE AND
SHOW CODING STEPS!
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PLEASE ANSWER USING MATLAB OR OCTAVE AND SHOW CODING STEPS!
PLEASE ANSWER
USING MATLAB OR OCTAVE AND
SHOW CODING STEPS!
1.1. Create row of vectors starting with 2, decreasing in increment of -2 to -12 (2) 1.2. Create a random matrix (3x3) (1) 1.2.1. Fill the second row with 1 2 3. (1) 1.2.2. Fill the first column with 2s. (1) 1.2.3. Fill the third row with ones. (1) с е с е 1.3. In the metric system, fluid flow is measured in cubic meters per second (mº/s). A cubic foot per second (ft3/s) is equivalent to 0.028 m/s. Write a m.file titled flowrate that will prompt the user for flow in mºls and will print the equivalent flow rate in ft3/s. Hint this should be the output: >> flowrate Enter the flow in m^3/s :15.2 A flow rate of 15.200 meters per sec is equivalent to 542.857 feet per sec (10) 1 4. Working on the workspace plot exp(x) for values of -2 < x < 2 in steps of 0.1. Label the x-axes, y-axes and title of the graph as x, y and Exp(x). (10) [26 marks]
USING MATLAB OR OCTAVE AND
SHOW CODING STEPS!
1.1. Create row of vectors starting with 2, decreasing in increment of -2 to -12 (2) 1.2. Create a random matrix (3x3) (1) 1.2.1. Fill the second row with 1 2 3. (1) 1.2.2. Fill the first column with 2s. (1) 1.2.3. Fill the third row with ones. (1) с е с е 1.3. In the metric system, fluid flow is measured in cubic meters per second (mº/s). A cubic foot per second (ft3/s) is equivalent to 0.028 m/s. Write a m.file titled flowrate that will prompt the user for flow in mºls and will print the equivalent flow rate in ft3/s. Hint this should be the output: >> flowrate Enter the flow in m^3/s :15.2 A flow rate of 15.200 meters per sec is equivalent to 542.857 feet per sec (10) 1 4. Working on the workspace plot exp(x) for values of -2 < x < 2 in steps of 0.1. Label the x-axes, y-axes and title of the graph as x, y and Exp(x). (10) [26 marks]
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