• The type of loop applied to sum the integers 1 through 50 . • The type of loop applied to add 3 to all the numbers in a vector . • The type of loop applied that prompts the user for a string and keep doing this until the string that the user enters is a keyword in MATLAB. • The type of loop applied to find the minimum in every column of a matrix. • The type of loop applied that prompts the user for 5 numbers and find their sum. • The type of loop applied that prompts the user for 10 numbers, find the average, and also how many of the numbers were greater than the average. • The type of loop applied that generates a random integer n in the range from 10 to 20 . Prompt the user for n positive numbers, error-checking to make sure you get n positive numbers (and one echo print each one). • The type of loop applied that prompts the user for positive numbers until the user enters a negative number. Calculate and print the average of the positive numbers, or an error message if none are entered.

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• The type of loop applied to sum the integers 1 through 50.

• The type of loop applied to add 3 to all the numbers in a vector.

• The type of loop applied that prompts the user for a string and keep doing this until the string that the user enters is a keyword in MATLAB.

• The type of loop applied to find the minimum in every column of a matrix.

• The type of loop applied that prompts the user for 5 numbers and find their sum.

• The type of loop applied that prompts the user for 10 numbers, find the average, and also how many of the numbers were greater than the average.

• The type of loop applied that generates a random integer n in the range from 10 to 20. Prompt the user for n positive numbers, error-checking to make sure you get n positive numbers (and one echo print each one).

• The type of loop applied that prompts the user for positive numbers until the user enters a negative number. Calculate and print the average of the positive numbers, or an error message if none are entered.

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