Create a variable named dayTempsCHI and assign to it a vecto

Create a variable named dayTemps_CHI and assign to it a vector whose elements are the following daily temperatures (in degree F) recorded for Chicago in the month of August. [75 79 86 86 79 81 73 89 91 86 81 82 86 88 89 90 82 84 81 79 73 69 73 79 82 72 66 71 69 66 66] | Create a variable named dayTemps_SF and assign to it a vector whose elements are the following daily temperatures (in degree F) recorded for San Francisco in the month of August. [69 68 70 73 72 71 69 76 85 87 74 84 76 68 79 75 68 68 73 72 79 68 68 69 71 70 89 95 90 66 69] Determine how many days San Francisco\'s temperature was above average. Compute how many days Chicago\'s temperature was in the range [62 degree F. 78 degree F1. Compute how many days San Francisco\'s temperature was cooler than 72 degree F OR warmer than 80 degree F. Compute how many days Chicago\'s temperature was NOT between 70 degree F and 90 degree F. inclusive. Compute how many days San Francisco\'s temperature was NOT colder than 73

Solution

clc;

clear all;

close all;

%1

dayTemps_CHI=[75 79 86 86 79 81 73 89 91 86 81 82 86 88 89 90 82 84 81 79 73 69 73 79 82 72 66 71 69 66];

%2

dayTemps_SF=[69 68 70 73 72 71 69 76 85 87 74 84 76 68 79 75 68 68 73 72 79 68 68 71 70 89 95 90 66 69];

%3

average_dayTemps_SF=mean(dayTemps_SF)

%4

count=0;

for k=1:length(dayTemps_CHI)

k1=dayTemps_CHI(k);

if k1>62 && k1<78

count=count+1;

end

end

count

%5

count=0;

for k=1:length(dayTemps_SF)

k1=dayTemps_CHI(k);

if k1<72 || k1>80

count=count+1;

end

end

count

%6

count=0;

for k=1:length(dayTemps_CHI)

k1=dayTemps_CHI(k);

if ~(k1>=70 && k1<=90)

count=count+1;

end

end

count

OUTPUT:

average_dayTemps_SF =
74.7333
count =
10
count =
21
count =
5
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