Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780133594140
Author: James Kurose, Keith Ross
Publisher: PEARSON
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5- The following MATLAB commands are saved in script files called exp5_a.m, exp5_b.m, and exp5_c.m, respectively. What is the value of x when the script file exp5 a.m is executed? Script file exp5_a.m x= 0; for i = 1:1000 for j = 1:2000 if ij x =x+ 1; end end end • What is the value of n and counter when exps_b.m is executed? Script file exp5_b.m n= 256; counter = 1; while n1 if rem(counter,2) =0 n=n/2; else n=n/43; end counter = counter + 1 end • Using polarplot function, What is the output when exp5 b.c is executed? • polarplot(theta.rho) Plots a line in polar coordinates, with theta indicating the angle in radians and rho indicating the radius value for each point. The inputs must be vectors with equal length or matrices with equal size. If the inputs are matrices, then polarplot plots columns of rho versus columns of theta. Altenatively, one of the inputs can be a vector and the other a matrix as long as the vector is the same length as one dimension of the matrix. Script file exp5_c.m cle clear close all for i=1:101 theta(i) = -pi + 2*pi*(i-1)/100; rho(i) = 2*sin(5*theta(i)); end figure polarplot(theta,rho)
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Transcribed Image Text:5- The following MATLAB commands are saved in script files called exp5_a.m, exp5_b.m, and exp5_c.m, respectively. What is the value of x when the script file exp5 a.m is executed? Script file exp5_a.m x= 0; for i = 1:1000 for j = 1:2000 if ij x =x+ 1; end end end • What is the value of n and counter when exps_b.m is executed? Script file exp5_b.m n= 256; counter = 1; while n1 if rem(counter,2) =0 n=n/2; else n=n/43; end counter = counter + 1 end • Using polarplot function, What is the output when exp5 b.c is executed? • polarplot(theta.rho) Plots a line in polar coordinates, with theta indicating the angle in radians and rho indicating the radius value for each point. The inputs must be vectors with equal length or matrices with equal size. If the inputs are matrices, then polarplot plots columns of rho versus columns of theta. Altenatively, one of the inputs can be a vector and the other a matrix as long as the vector is the same length as one dimension of the matrix. Script file exp5_c.m cle clear close all for i=1:101 theta(i) = -pi + 2*pi*(i-1)/100; rho(i) = 2*sin(5*theta(i)); end figure polarplot(theta,rho)
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