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Q81.

What operator helps in the transpose of a matrix?

“ .’ ”

“ ‘ ”

“./ ”

“ .\ ”

Discuss

Answer: (a).“ .’ ”

Q82.

What is the difference between the expressions (9*1-8) and (9-1*8)?

Computational difference

Final results are different

No difference

Cannot be determined

Discuss

Answer: (a).Computational difference

Q83.

What is the output of the following expression?

(2*9*Inf)+(9-1*Inf)

Inf

Error

Incomprehensible

NaN

Discuss

Answer: (d).NaN

Q84.

The expression cos(90) is equal to1 in MATLAB.

True

False

May be True or False

Can't say

Discuss

Answer: (b).False

Q85.

Evaluate the expression:

a=9/1*5/1;  b=a*a/a*a; c=sind(30)+1/2;  d=1-c; e=a+b*c-d

2045

2070

Error since sind() is a wrong function

Discuss

Answer: (b).2070

Q86.

What is the syntax to solve simultaneous equations easily?

solve[“equation-1”,”equation-2”];

sol[“equation-1” “equation-2”];

sol[‘equation-1’‘equation-2’];

solve[‘equation-1’,‘equation-2’];

Discuss

Answer: (d).solve[‘equation-1’,‘equation-2’];

Q87.

An employer has to minimize the number of lines in a program while writing the code for a purpose. If the purpose is to find the root of the following equation, which function is to be used?

x²-4x+3=0

polyval()

solve[]

sol[]

roots([])

Discuss

Answer: (d).roots([])

Q88.

What is the difference between sqrt(10) and sqrt(sym(10))?

There is no difference

sqrt(sym(10)) is incorrect

There is no function as sqrt

sqrt(10) returns exact value while sqrt(sym(10)) returns 10^(1/2)

Discuss

Answer: (d).sqrt(10) returns exact value while sqrt(sym(10)) returns 10^(1/2)

Q89.

The solve[] command can do which of the following things?

Produce the exact solution

Produce a symbolic solution

Produces exact roots

Produces complex roots

Discuss

Answer: (b).Produce a symbolic solution

Q90.

What should be the output for the following code?

t=linspace(0,10);fzero(inline('t+t²'), 5);

Nan

-0.000000000000000000000000117191203927370461282452866337

-1.1719e-25

fzero is not a function

Discuss

Answer: (a).Nan

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