P H1 2 generates a matrix based on H selecting only first

P = H(1: 2, ) generates a matrix based on H selecting only first and second columns of H and all its rows. only first and second rows of H and all its columns. first row of H and second column of H. first and third rows of M and all its columns. If a=[3 7 1 10] and d= [ 1: 4], write a command to make vector a into a column vector and then multiply each element by the sum of the element of d. Name this g. >> g = add(d) * a\' >> g = sum(d) * a\' >> g = a\' * sum(d) Last two answers are correct. Write a command to produce a column vector based on row vector d (where d [1: 4]) by adding two lines to vector d with the values 4 and 8 Name this new vector d4_h. >> d4_h =[d\'; 4; 8] >> d4_h = [ d\', 4, 8] >> d4_h = [ d; 4; 8] Alex and Susan want to create a vector of strings in Matlab for their potluck event. Which one is correct? >> info = [First name Last name Appetizer Lunch Dessert] >> info-(\'First name\' \'Last name\' \'Appetizer\' \'Lunch\' \'Dessert\'] >> info = [ \'First name\' \'Last name\' \'Appetizer\' \'Lunch\' \'Dessert\') >> Info = {\'First name\' \'Last name\' \'Appetizer\' \'Lunch\' \'Dessert\'}

Solution

1. B

B option is true becuase in Matlab 1:2 means only two and when only : symbol is given, then it means all.

2. C

C option is true because after creating a\' in order to satisfy Matrix multiplication property we must put sum(d) afterwards.

3. C

4. B

Option B is correct because this is correct syntax.