The following vector v is created using the linspace command in MATLAB. v = linspace (8,4.5,8) Use the colon notation in MATLAB to create a vector y that produces the same output as the line above.
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Explanation:
The linspace command in MATLAB creates a vector of equally spaced values between two given points, including the endpoints. In this case, the command creates a vector v of length 8 with values starting from 8 and ending at 4.5.
To create a vector y using the colon notation that produces the same output as the linspace command above, we need to calculate the step size between the values in v. We can do this by subtracting the starting value from the ending value and dividing by the number of elements minus one. Then, we can use the colon notation to create a vector y with the same starting value, ending value, and step size as v:
step_size = (4.5 - 8) / (8 - 1) = -0.5;
y = 8 : step_size : 4.5;
v = 8:-0.5:4.5
This will create a vector y with the same values as v. You can verify this by displaying both v and y in the MATLAB command window:
INPUT:
v = linspace(8, 4.5, 8)
y = 8 : -0.5 : 4.5
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