Atlanta, GA 87.8 115.1 Philadelphia, PA 193.5 197.7 Baltimore, MD 218.1 226.5 Phoenix, AZ 129.9 169.0 Boston, MA 311.5 332.2 Portland, OR 208.6 246.5 Chicago, IL 157.2 159.4 Riverside, CA 174.3 216.7 Cincinnati, OH 112.5 121.0 St. Louis, MO 103.7 111.0 Houston, TX 152.1 163.7 San Diego, CA 359.5 412.3 Los Angeles, CA 122.1 155.1 San FrancisCO, CA 448.0 593.9 Miami, FL 182.0 219.9 Seattle, WA 265.4 3126 Minneapolis, MN 147.3 170.6 Tampa, FL 131.9 141.8 New York, NY 363.8 368.2 Washington, DC 311.6 348.7 Source: National Realtors Association

Atlanta, GA 87.8 115.1 Philadelphia, PA 193.5 197.7 Baltimore, MD 218.1 226.5 Phoenix, AZ 129.9 169.0 Boston, MA 311.5 332.2 Portland, OR 208.6 246.5 Chicago, IL 157.2 159.4 Riverside, CA 174.3 216.7 Cincinnati, OH 112.5 121.0 St. Louis, MO 103.7 111.0 Houston, TX 152.1 163.7 San Diego, CA 359.5 412.3 Los Angeles, CA 122.1 155.1 San FrancisCO, CA 448.0 593.9 Miami, FL 182.0 219.9 Seattle, WA 265.4 3126 Minneapolis, MN 147.3 170.6 Tampa, FL 131.9 141.8 New York, NY 363.8 368.2 Washington, DC 311.6 348.7 Source: National Realtors Association

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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