Need help FOR loop question 3
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Reynaldo Ponce
on 26 Feb 2019
Commented: Reynaldo Ponce
on 3 Mar 2019
1.Declare and suppress the output of the following variables in the most succinct manner possible:
A=[1,2,3,4,5]
B=[2,5,8,11,14]
C=[20, 15, 10, 5, 0]
D =[-5, -4, -3, -2, -1]
E = [1, -7, 3, - 9, 5]
2.Declare and assign the following variables and print the output:
- BIG: First column is A, second column is B, the third column is C, the fourth column is D, the fifth column is E.
- small: First row is elements 1 through 3 of A, second row is elements 2 through 4 of C, third row is elements 3 through 5 of E.
3.Using a FOR loop, perform the following manipulations suppress the output (30 points).
- new_A = A + loop counter
- new_B= B – loop counter
- new_C= C * loop counter
- new_D= D / loop counter
- new_E= E (Does not need to be done inside the FOR loop)
%so far for question 1 and 2 I have this but am having a hard time with questioin 3
%declaring variables
clc
A=[1:5];
B=[2:3:14];
C=[20:-5:0];
D=[-5:-1];
E=[1,-7,3,-9,5];
%declaring and assigning variables BIG1 and small1
BIG1=[A',B',C',D',E']
small1=[A(1:3);C(2:4);E(3:5)]'
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Accepted Answer
Naman Bhaia
on 1 Mar 2019
Hey Reynaldo,
Try the following code as an answer
for i=1:5
new_A(i) = A(i)+i;
new_B(i) = B(i)-i;
new_C(i) = C(i)*i;
new_D(i) = D(i)/i;
end
new_E = E;
Also for future questions, please upload whatever code you have tried to write so that people trying to answer your query have a starting point and should not feel like they're just completing your assignment for you.
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