Set up a MATlab program that puts the square of numbers from 1 to 20 in a one dimensional array. The program will also sum all members of the array as well as compute the product of all members. Output the values of the sum and product of all members. Do not use intrinsic functions sum() and prod(.), this is not an array calculation. The lesson is about using the index of an array so set up a “for†loop to do the calculations, which means each value is obtained one at a time, as well as the sum and the product but still creates an array
Solution
1) To put square of 1 to 20 in one dimensional array
X = [1:20]
Y= X^2
2) To compute sum of all numbers
L=length(x); # takes the length of array
sum=0;
for i=1:L # to loop till length
sum=sum+x(i); sum of elements
y=sum;
3) To compute product of elements
L=length(x);
product=1;
for i=1:L
product=product*x(i);
y = product;
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1. Set up a MATlab program that puts the square of numbers from 1 to 20 in a one dimensional
array. The program will also sum all members of the array as well as compute the product of all
members. Output the values of the sum and product of all members. Do not use intrinsic
functions sum() and prod(.), this is not an array calculation. The lesson is about using the index
of an array so set up a “for― loop to do the calculations, which means each value is
obtained one at a time, as well as the sum and the product but still creates an array
Solution
1) To put square of 1 to 20 in one dimensional array
X = [1:20]
Y= X^2
2) To compute sum of all numbers
L=length(x); # takes the length of array
sum=0;
for i=1:L # to loop till length
sum=sum+x(i); sum of elements
y=sum;
3) To compute product of elements
L=length(x);
product=1;
for i=1:L
product=product*x(i);
![Set up a MATlab program that puts the square of numbers from 1 to 20 in a one dimensional
array. The program will also sum all members of the array as well as compute the product of all
members. Output the values of the sum and product of all members. Do not use intrinsic
functions sum() and prod(.), this is not an array calculation. The lesson is about using the index
of an array so set up a “for― loop to do the calculations, which means each value is
obtained one at a time, as well as the sum and the product but still creates an array
Solution
1) To put square of 1 to 20 in one dimensional array
X = [1:20]
Y= X^2
2) To compute sum of all numbers
L=length(x); # takes the length of array
sum=0;
for i=1:L # to loop till length
sum=sum+x(i); sum of elements
y=sum;
3) To compute product of elements
L=length(x);
product=1;
for i=1:L
product=product*x(i);](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/setupamatlabprogramthatputsthesquareofnumbersfrom1to20i-230126013624-ddd03a6d/85/set-up-a-matlab-program-that-puts-the-square-of-numbers-from-1-to-20-idocx-1-320.jpg)
