Q5] Execute the following MATLAB program:a=1for th=0:pi/5:2*pix1(a)=2*cos(th)y1 (а)-2*sin(th)x2(a)=5*sin(th)*cos(th)a=a+1endplot(x1,y1,'r:d')hold onplot(x2,y1,'b-s')legend('CirclePlot','SineWave')hold off((Good Luck))

Q5] Execute the following MATLAB program: a=1 for th=0:pi/5:2*pi x1(a)=2*cos(th) y1(a)=2*sin(th) x2(a)=5*sin(th)*cos(th) a=a+1 end plot(x1,y1,'r:d') hold on plot(x2,y1,'b-s') legend('CirclePlot','SineWave') hold off

Q5] Execute the following MATLAB program: a=1 for th=0:pi/5:2pi x1(a)=2cos(th) y1(a)=2sin(th) x2(a)=5sin(th)*cos(th) a=a+1 end plot(x1,y1,'r:d') hold on plot(x2,y1,'b-s') legend('CirclePlot','SineWave') hold off

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Chapter18: Stacks And Queues

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