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C. Execute the following statements in MATLAB: 1. A=3*5 2. A=2^10 3. A-abs(3 + i*4) 4.x=pi/2;...
*18% 8:30 Working with Phasors and Using Complex Polar Notation in MATLAB By default, MATLAB accepts complex numbers only in rectangular form. Use i or j to represent the imaginary number. Type the following expressions >> in Matlab and print out the results ans = >> 5+41 ans = A number in polar form, such as (2245), can be entered using complex exponential notation. The angle must be converted to radians when entering numbers in complex exponential form: >> X...
Find the integral using matlab quad inbuilt for function (x^2)*cos(x)+3*sin(x)*tan(x) for 0 to pi/4
Results for this submission Entered Answer Preview Result (3/2)+(6/pi)*cos(x) e + cos(2) correct (3/2)+(6/pi)*cos(x)-(2/pi)*cos(3*x) 3 6 st-ce 2 s(3x) correct (3/2)+(6/pi)*cos(x)-(2/pi)*cos(3*x)+(6/5)*pi*cos(5*x) it coule) = _ cou(30) + * cos(52) incorrect A correct f(x) f(x) correct At least one of the answers above is NOT correct. 1 (1 point) (a) Suppose you're given the following Fourier coefficients for a function on the interval (-1,7): a 3 6 6 6 = , ai = –, az = -2,25 = = and 22,...
MATLAB code starts here --------- clear T0=2; w0=2*pi/T0; f0=1/T0; Tmax=4; Nmax=15; %--- i=1; for t=-Tmax: .01:Tmax T(i)=t; if t>=(T0/2) while (t>T0/2) t=t-T0; end elseif t<=-(T0/2) while (t<=-T0/2) t=t+T0; end end if abs(t)<=(T0/4) y(i)=1; else y(i)=0; end i=i+1; end plot(T,y),grid, xlabel('Time (sec)'); title('y(t) square wave'); shg disp('Hit return..'); pause %--- a0=1/2; F(1)=0; %dc freq C(1)=a0; for n=1:Nmax a(n)=(2/(n*pi))*sin((n*pi)/2); b(n)=0; C(n+1)=sqrt(a(n)^2+b(n)^2); F(n+1)=n*f0; end stem(F,abs,(C)), grid, title(['Line Spectrum: Harmonics = ' num2str(Nmax)]); xlabel('Freq(Hz)'), ylabel('Cn'), shg disp('Hit return...'); pause %--- yest=a0*ones(1,length(T)); for n=1:Nmax yest=yest+a(n)*cos(2*n*pi*T/T0)+b(n)*sin(2*n*pi*T/T0);...
Exercise 1: Use Matlab command to obtain the following a) Extract the fourth row of the matrix generated by magic(6) b) Show the results of 'x' multiply by 'y' and 'y' divides by 'x'. Given x = [0:0.1:1.1] and y=[10:21] c) Generate random matrix 'r' of size 4 by 5 with number varying between -8 and 9 Exercise 2: Use MATLAB commands to get exactly as the figure shown below x=pi/2:pi/10:2*pi; y=sin(x); z=cos (x);
1) Using Matlab, find all real and complex roots of the following polynomial equation: (x-1)(x-2)(x-3)(x-4)(x-5)(x-6)(x-7)=8 2) Using Matlab, find the root for the following system of equations. Both x and y are positive. a: (x^2)cos(y)=1 b: e^(-4x)+1
a=15 b=pi c=e^(i)(pi) how do I write these functions as a command in MatLab? k =sin? b +cos 1 = c(magnitude of complex number c) _log(asin b) +ln(bsina)
Using Matlab; Please show written program to execute and instructions to create plot: 1. Create a vector of x values from 0 to 20 pi, with an increment of pi/100. y=x sin (x) and z= x cos (x) a) create a figure window with two subplots. In first subplot create an x versus y plot and in the second subplot create an y versus z plot. b) create a polar plot of x and y. Add title and labels to...
Plot the following function on MATLAB h(t) = cos(pi*t/2) -2 <= t < -1 1 + t3 -1 <= t < 0 1 0 <= t < 1 1 + sin(2*pi*t) 1 <= t < 2 0 elsewhere