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Transcribed Image Text:Answer the following question using MATLAB
1a: Write the MATLAB commands to set the variables w, ft, and in to 124, 5, and 6, respectively.
Then, using a variable BMI, compute and output the example person's body mass index using
W
BMI = 703 x
(St x 12 + in)?
1b: Write the MATLAB commands that assign 33 and 4 to the variables a and b, respectively.
Then, create a column vector W with the elements
37
a!
In(ab)
Vb - a
Va + b)2 - (b-a)
D-
where y! is the factorial of y, for which you should use a built-in MATLAB function, and In(x) is
the natural logarithm of x. Finally, compute the average of the elements in W

Transcribed Image Text:1c: Write the MATLAB commands that create the following matrix by using shorthand methods
for creating vectors with constant spacing. Do not type individual elements explicitly.
100 200 300 4001
7
1.3 1.4
0-1 -2 -3
B =
1.1 1.2
Then, do the following:
• Create a variable x by assigning the value in the 3rd row and 4th column of B to x. Do not type
the value explicitly.
• Create a row vector C by assigning the 4th row of B to C. Do not type the values explicitly.
• Create a 2 x 2 matrix named M that is assigned the elements in the middle of B. Do not type
the values explicitly.
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