Consider the following Matlab expressions (you can assume that all involved variables exist in Workspace): Expression a:y = 1.5 * power + log(Power) - x; Expression b:y = 1.5 * Power + log(power) - x; You execute one of those expressions. The value of y will always (no matter what values are assigned to variables involved) end up being the same regardless whether you run expression a or b. True or false?a) Trueb) False

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Consider the following Matlab expressions (you can assume that all involved variables exist in Workspace):

Expression a:

y = 1.5 * power + log(Power) - x;

Expression b:

y = 1.5 * Power + log(power) - x;

You execute one of those expressions. The value of y will always (no matter what values are assigned to variables involved) end up being the same regardless whether you run expression a or b. True or false?

a) True

b) False

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You execute one of those expressions. The value of y will always (no matter what values are assigned to variables involved) end up being the same regardless whether you run expression a or b.