1- (A) In the editor, write the following function Function [A,B,C]-myfunc(x,Z) % [A,B,Cj=myfunc(x.Z) % Inputs: x is a constant, Z is an array % Outputs: A-x+Z, B-x*Z and C-Z-x A-x+2; B=x*Z; C=Z-x; Temp - A+B+C end • Save this file as the function name : myfunc.m. • What is the output when the following commands are typed in the MATLAB command window? > help myfune >A-rand(3,2); >> c=5; > [HI, H2, H3)-myfunc(c.A) > whos (B) In the editor, type these lines in and save as myscript.m. It looks very similar to the function in (A) clear cle A-rand(3,2); c=5; HI-c+A; H2=c*A; H3-A-c; temp-H1+H2+H3 • To run the script, in the command window type myscript, then you can type whos to see what the new variables are.

1- (A) In the editor, write the following function Function [A,B,C]-myfunc(x,Z) % [A,B,Cj=myfunc(x.Z) % Inputs: x is a constant, Z is an array % Outputs: A-x+Z, B-xZ and C-Z-x A-x+2; B=xZ; C=Z-x; Temp - A+B+C end • Save this file as the function name : myfunc.m. • What is the output when the following commands are typed in the MATLAB command window? > help myfune >A-rand(3,2); >> c=5; > [HI, H2, H3)-myfunc(c.A) > whos (B) In the editor, type these lines in and save as myscript.m. It looks very similar to the function in (A) clear cle A-rand(3,2); c=5; HI-c+A; H2=c*A; H3-A-c; temp-H1+H2+H3 • To run the script, in the command window type myscript, then you can type whos to see what the new variables are.

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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Chapter2: Problem Solving Using C++using

Section2.1: Introduction To C++

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