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clear all, clc % Research the 5 developed countries with the largest GDP and the 5 % developing countries with the largest GDP. Tabulate the data in one Excel % file but on separate Excel sheets. Research what an Excel sheet is if you % are unfamiliar with the concept. In MATLAB, open the respected Excel % sheet from your Excel file (be mindful of the fact that MATLAB can only % open Excel files if they are closed) and plot the size of the countries % in terms of their population vs. their GDP. If you are unfamiliar with % the concept, research how to open a specific Excel sheet in MATLAB. Using % an appropriate model, fit a line through the data to identify any % potential trend. Label all axis and use a legend to explain your graph. % Your figure should look similar to GDP.fig provided on canvas. % (100 points) % For Extra Points, print the country name next to each data point. Credit % will only be given if you find a way to extract the county names from the % Excel file and automatically plot them in the figure, i.e., the program % can produce a similar figure for a different set of countries without the % need to update the script. (I am not interested in you manually adding % text to each data point.) (50 points) %

clear all, clc % Research the 5 developed countries with the largest GDP and the 5 % developing countries with the largest GDP. Tabulate the data in one Excel % file but on separate Excel sheets. Research what an Excel sheet is if you % are unfamiliar with the concept. In MATLAB, open the respected Excel % sheet from your Excel file (be mindful of the fact that MATLAB can only % open Excel files if they are closed) and plot the size of the countries % in terms of their population vs. their GDP. If you are unfamiliar with % the concept, research how to open a specific Excel sheet in MATLAB. Using % an appropriate model, fit a line through the data to identify any % potential trend. Label all axis and use a legend to explain your graph. % Your figure should look similar to GDP.fig provided on canvas. % (100 points) % % For Extra Points, print the country name next to each data point. Credit % will only be given if you find a way to extract the county names from the % Excel file and automatically plot them in the figure, i.e., the program % can produce a similar figure for a different set of countries without the % need to update the script. (I am not interested in you manually adding % text to each data point.) (50 points)