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- | ===== Math 445 Lab 3: Sorting, Interest, Exponentials, and Limits ===== | + | ===== Math 445 Lab 3: Interest, Exponentials, and Limits ===== |
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Note the ''log'' function in matlab is the natural logarithm. How would you | Note the ''log'' function in matlab is the natural logarithm. How would you | ||
calculate $\log_{10}$ , $\log_2$ , or $\log_5$? | calculate $\log_{10}$ , $\log_2$ , or $\log_5$? | ||
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- | ==== Problem 8==== | ||
- | Write a function ''mysort.m'' that will take in a vector of any size and sort | ||
- | it from least to greatest. Use the strategy of comparing neighbors and swapping | ||
- | them if necessary. If this process is done throughout the entire vector | ||
- | repeatedly enough times, it will work. Rewrite your code so that it does not | ||
- | go through the matrix too many time using first the commands ''if, break'' and | ||
- | then by switching the outer loop to use a ''while'' command. | ||
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