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- Fix the following m file:
Submit fixed m file and histogram jpg created
% Compute the average of some temperature data
% Then plot the data in a MATLAB plot window
%
clc;clear
n = 50; % number measurements
temps = floor(50*rand(1,n))+50;
time = 0:1:50;
average = sum(temp)/length(temps);
plot(time,temps)
title('Temperature Measurements','fontsize',18,)
xlabel('Time in minutes')
ylabel('Temperature in degrees F')
disp(averag)
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