2.Create xand y vectors to represent the following data:yl/x-x = 15x = 30y= 102 = 233320455530607040829250111216014015070167177801981989020021010020230261. Plot both scts of y-z data on the same plot. Add a legend identifyingwhich valuc of x applics to cach data set.2. Use two-dimensional lincar interpolation to approximate the valuc of :when y= 15 and x 20.3. Use two-dimensional cubic splinc interpolation to approximate thevalue of z when y 15 and x = 20.4. Usc lincar interpolation to create a new subtable for x 20 and x = 25for all the yvalucs.

clearclcy=10:10:100;z=[23 45 60 82 111 140 167 198 200 20;33 55 70 92 121 150 177 198 210…

Crcate xand y vecctors to represent the following data: x = 15 x = 30 y= 10 2= 23 33 20 45 55 30 60 70 40 82 92 50 11ו 121 60 140 150 70 167 177 80 198 198 90 200 210 100 20 230 26 1. Plot both scts of y-z data on the same plot. Add a legend identifying which value of x applics to cach data set. 2. Usc two-dimensional lincar interpolation to approximate the valuc of z when y= 15 and x 20. 3. Use two-dimensional cubic spline interpolation to approximate the value of z when y= 15 and x= 20. 4. Usc lincar interpolation to crcate a new subtable for x = 20 and x = 25 for all the yvalucs.

Crcate xand y vecctors to represent the following data: x = 15 x = 30 y= 10 2= 23 33 20 45 55 30 60 70 40 82 92 50 11ו 121 60 140 150 70 167 177 80 198 198 90 200 210 100 20 230 26 1. Plot both scts of y-z data on the same plot. Add a legend identifying which value of x applics to cach data set. 2. Usc two-dimensional lincar interpolation to approximate the valuc of z when y= 15 and x 20. 3. Use two-dimensional cubic spline interpolation to approximate the value of z when y= 15 and x= 20. 4. Usc lincar interpolation to crcate a new subtable for x = 20 and x = 25 for all the yvalucs.

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

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Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

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