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    Introduction To Matlab&Signals Objective: in This Lab We Will Learn That

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    This document outlines the objectives and tasks for Lab #1 on MATLAB and signals. The objectives are to learn about eye command, matrix transpose, matrix multiplication, addition, division, subtraction, and defining rows and columns. There are three post-lab tasks: 1) extract values from a matrix using two methods, 2) write a generic code to input a user-defined matrix of any size, and 3) plot discrete and continuous signals. The conclusion states that rows and columns were extracted, matrices were defined from user input, extraction was done two ways, and signals were plotted.

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    This document outlines the objectives and tasks for Lab #1 on MATLAB and signals. The objectives are to learn about eye command, matrix transpose, matrix multiplication, addition, division, subtraction, and defining rows and columns. There are three post-lab tasks: 1) extract values from a matrix using two methods, 2) write a generic code to input a user-defined matrix of any size, and 3) plot discrete and continuous signals. The conclusion states that rows and columns were extracted, matrices were defined from user input, extraction was done two ways, and signals were plotted.

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    This document outlines the objectives and tasks for Lab #1 on MATLAB and signals. The objectives are to learn about eye command, matrix transpose, matrix multiplication, addition, division, subtraction, and defining rows and columns. There are three post-lab tasks: 1) extract values from a matrix using two methods, 2) write a generic code to input a user-defined matrix of any size, and 3) plot discrete and continuous signals. The conclusion states that rows and columns were extracted, matrices were defined from user input, extraction was done two ways, and signals were plotted.

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    Introduction To Matlab&Signals Objective: in This Lab We Will Learn That

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    This document outlines the objectives and tasks for Lab #1 on MATLAB and signals. The objectives are to learn about eye command, matrix transpose, matrix multiplication, addition, division, subtraction, and defining rows and columns. There are three post-lab tasks: 1) extract values from a matrix using two methods, 2) write a generic code to input a user-defined matrix of any size, and 3) plot discrete and continuous signals. The conclusion states that rows and columns were extracted, matrices were defined from user input, extraction was done two ways, and signals were plotted.

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    Submitted To Obaid UR Rehman (FA17-BCE-011)

    Engr Qasim Javed Arslan Arif (FA17-BCE-017)

    LAB # 1
    INTRODUCTION TO MATLAB&SIGNALS
    Objective: In this lab we will learn that
     Eye command
     Transpose of matrix
     Multiplication addition
     Division and subtraction of matrix
     Row and coloumn element defining

    Post lab tasks


    Task 1
    Extract the mentioned values from the given matrix (use 2 different
    methods to extract these values).
    Code:
    Submitted To Obaid UR Rehman (FA17-BCE-011)
    Engr Qasim Javed Arslan Arif (FA17-BCE-017)

    Task 2
    Write a MATLAB generic code to take matrix values as user input of
    any dimensional matrix
    Code:

    Task03
    Submitted To Obaid UR Rehman (FA17-BCE-011)
    Engr Qasim Javed Arslan Arif (FA17-BCE-017)

    Code:
    Submitted To Obaid UR Rehman (FA17-BCE-011)
    Engr Qasim Javed Arslan Arif (FA17-BCE-017)

    Conclusion: In the end of the lab


     Rows and column of matrix were extracted
     Defining matrix from user input
     Two ways of extracting matrix
     Ploting discrete and continuous signals

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