i need help in matlab answer with true or fales MatLab can solve the \"burning s
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i need help in matlab
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MatLab can solve the "burning sugar problem" with one statement ........... "Excape characters" control the cursor position ........ Fprintf formats output and/or prints to a file ......... fprintf('Hf') prints nothing ........ "Placeholder" % is optional for formatting a variable......... "Conversion characters" like f, e, l, e are optional for formatting variables......... fprintf is "vectorized"........... A 200 times 2 matrix z can be printed by fprintf(%i %10.2f ',z)......... A MatLab statement can open a file on disk........ Permissions like read only or write are mandatory....... The load statement works with.doc files but not with.txt files......... The fclose statement saves a file on disk......... It is easier for debugging to have long statements on one line.......... It is easier for debugging to use more than the required number of parantheses.......... The plot command can plot 200 x-values against 201 y-values.......... If x = 3 and a corresponding y-value results from 0/0, MatLab still plots that points........... fplot is not a valid MatLab statement............ Printing a yellow line on black paper is a cool idea........... The hold on command deletes an open figure window........... The hold command can be used with on but not with off............ Formatting plots must be done before the actual plot command.......... grid off removes all tick-marks from all axes.......... Logarithmic scales only apply to the y-axis........... Errorbars are not used in enginerring, where everything is exact............ Pie plots are MatLab's preprogrammed functions for the pizza industry..........Explanation / Answer
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