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![Examples to solve :
6
Q). Calculate size, length ,min ,max, transpose for the following
matrices
1. A=[8 6 9 6 ; 5 8 3 9 ; 9 6 7 6]
2. B=[9 8 6 4 ; 8 6 3 2 ; 8 6 3 1; 9 6 3 5 ]
Q). Solve for all the formats :
1. X=(5/9)+9 *6+(9/3)-3
2. Y=(pi/2)*9-1](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/chapter3commandsatcommandwindow-200504065827/85/Chapter-3-Commands-at-MATLAB-Command-Window-6-320.jpg)
This document discusses various MATLAB commands used in the command window, including who, whos, min, max, Transpose, Length, size, cos, sin, Zeros, Ones. It provides examples of using these commands to calculate size, length, minimum, maximum, and transpose of matrices. It also gives examples of solving equations using MATLAB commands like addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and trigonometric functions.





![Examples to solve :
6
Q). Calculate size, length ,min ,max, transpose for the following
matrices
1. A=[8 6 9 6 ; 5 8 3 9 ; 9 6 7 6]
2. B=[9 8 6 4 ; 8 6 3 2 ; 8 6 3 1; 9 6 3 5 ]
Q). Solve for all the formats :
1. X=(5/9)+9 *6+(9/3)-3
2. Y=(pi/2)*9-1](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/chapter3commandsatcommandwindow-200504065827/85/Chapter-3-Commands-at-MATLAB-Command-Window-6-320.jpg)