Given the Matlab function function s = fun(a, b, c) s = zeros (1,3);% s has 1 row, 3 cols, and is filled with zeros s (1) = a; s (2) s (3) = c; if s(1) > s (2) = b; %3D s (1) s (2); s (2) = a; end if s(2) > s (3) s (3) s (2) = c; s (2) ; end if s(1) > s(2) t = s (1); s (1) = s (2) ; s (2) = t; end a) What is the value of m after the following Matlab statements are executed? i) m = fun(3, 1, 2); ii) m = fun(11, 10, 9); b) Describe, in no more than one sentence, what the function fun does.

Given the Matlab function function s = fun(a, b, c) s = zeros (1,3);% s has 1 row, 3 cols, and is filled with zeros s (1) = a; s (2) s (3) = c; if s(1) > s (2) = b; %3D s (1) s (2); s (2) = a; end if s(2) > s (3) s (3) s (2) = c; s (2) ; end if s(1) > s(2) t = s (1); s (1) = s (2) ; s (2) = t; end a) What is the value of m after the following Matlab statements are executed? i) m = fun(3, 1, 2); ii) m = fun(11, 10, 9); b) Describe, in no more than one sentence, what the function fun does.

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Given the Matlab function
function s = fun(a, b, c)
s = zeros (1,3);% s has 1 row, 3 cols, and is filled with zeros
s (1) = a;
s (2)
s (3) = c;
if s(1) > s (2)
= b;
%3D
s (1)
s (2);
s (2) = a;
end
if s(2) > s (3)
s (3)
s (2) = c;
s (2) ;
end
if s(1) > s(2)
t = s (1);
s (1) = s (2) ;
s (2) = t;
end
a) What is the value of m after the following Matlab statements are executed?
i)
m = fun(3, 1, 2);
ii)
m = fun(11, 10, 9);
b) Describe, in no more than one sentence, what the function fun does.

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