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Matlab Questions Set 22:

Quiz Mode

The ode45 takes the function as

String argument

Simple input argument

Input argument

none of these

Solution:

`s1 = "hello";`

`s2 = "world";`

`s1 == s2`

The output of the above code is,

0 0 0 1 0

false

None of the above

Solution:

What is the output of the following code?

`solve[‘x^2+1=0’]`

x=j,-j

x=+i,-i

Syntactical Error

Logical Error

Solution:

The current characteristics of RC networks are better analyzed by Laplace than differentiation methods.

true

false

Solution:

these functions help you to save and load variables

`>> save Lays a b >> load('myfile.mat')`

yes

undefined

None of these

Solution:

What is the output of the following code?

`M = [11 5 6 3 10 5];`

`value = sum([M]==5)`

value = true

value = 30

value = 2

value = 10

Solution:

Double integration of a function can be done by using the _____ command

int(int(func))

int(‘int(‘func’)’)

quad(int(func))

none of these

Solution:

The function `first_class` takes an array of student marks (M) as input and returns the number of students who have scored at least 80 marks (num).

num = M(M >= 80)

num = sum(M >= 80)

num = sum(M > 79)

num = sum(M(M > 79))

Solution:

Statement 1- %s is used to prevent the printing of insignificant zeros

Statement 2- %nz is used to prevent the printing of insignificant zeros

Statement 3- %g is used to prevent the printing of insignificant zeros

Statement 1 is correct

Statement 2 is correct

Statement 3 is correct

None of these

Solution:

Statement 1- A cubic system can be represented using the function stem()

Statement 2- A cubic system can be represented using the function display

Statement 3- A cubic system can be represented using the function plot3

Statement 1 is correct

Statement 2 is correct

Statement 3 is correct

None of these

Matlab Questions Set 22:

The ode45 takes the function as

Solution:

`s1 = "hello";`

`s2 = "world";`

`s1 == s2`

The output of the above code is,

Solution:

What is the output of the following code?

`solve[‘x^2+1=0’]`

Solution:

The current characteristics of RC networks are better analyzed by Laplace than differentiation methods.

Solution:

these functions help you to save and load variables

`>> save Lays a b >> load('myfile.mat')`

Solution:

What is the output of the following code?

`M = [11 5 6 3 10 5];`

`value = sum([M]==5)`

Solution:

Double integration of a function can be done by using the _____ command

Solution:

The function `first_class` takes an array of student marks (M) as input and returns the number of students who have scored at least 80 marks (num).

Solution:

Statement 1- %s is used to prevent the printing of insignificant zeros

Statement 2- %nz is used to prevent the printing of insignificant zeros

Statement 3- %g is used to prevent the printing of insignificant zeros

Solution:

Statement 1- A cubic system can be represented using the function stem()

Statement 2- A cubic system can be represented using the function display

Statement 3- A cubic system can be represented using the function plot3

Solution:

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Matlab Questions Set 22:

The ode45 takes the function as

Solution:

s1 = "hello"; s2 = "world"; s1 == s2 The output of the above code is,

Solution:

What is the output of the following code? solve[‘x^2+1=0’]

Solution:

The current characteristics of RC networks are better analyzed by Laplace than differentiation methods.

Solution:

these functions help you to save and load variables >> save Lays a b >> load('myfile.mat')

Solution:

What is the output of the following code? M = [11 5 6 3 10 5]; value = sum([M]==5)

Solution:

Double integration of a function can be done by using the _____ command

Solution:

The function first_class takes an array of student marks (M) as input and returns the number of students who have scored at least 80 marks (num).

Solution:

Statement 1- %s is used to prevent the printing of insignificant zeros Statement 2- %nz is used to prevent the printing of insignificant zeros Statement 3- %g is used to prevent the printing of insignificant zeros

Solution:

Statement 1- A cubic system can be represented using the function stem() Statement 2- A cubic system can be represented using the function display Statement 3- A cubic system can be represented using the function plot3

Solution:

Related Question Sets:

Related Topics:

`s1 = "hello";`

`s2 = "world";`

`s1 == s2`

The output of the above code is,

What is the output of the following code?

`solve[‘x^2+1=0’]`

these functions help you to save and load variables

`>> save Lays a b >> load('myfile.mat')`

What is the output of the following code?

`M = [11 5 6 3 10 5];`

`value = sum([M]==5)`

The function `first_class` takes an array of student marks (M) as input and returns the number of students who have scored at least 80 marks (num).

Statement 1- %s is used to prevent the printing of insignificant zeros

Statement 2- %nz is used to prevent the printing of insignificant zeros

Statement 3- %g is used to prevent the printing of insignificant zeros

Statement 1- A cubic system can be represented using the function stem()

Statement 2- A cubic system can be represented using the function display

Statement 3- A cubic system can be represented using the function plot3