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    The document contains 3 exercises: 1) Plot a 4th order polynomial function on the domain -6 to 6 using polyval and plot commands. 2) Perform deconvolution on two vectors u and v using deconv. 3) Fit a linear polynomial to logarithmically transformed data using polyfit, and plot the original and fitted data.

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    The document contains 3 exercises: 1) Plot a 4th order polynomial function on the domain -6 to 6 using polyval and plot commands. 2) Perform deconvolution on two vectors u and v using deconv. 3) Fit a linear polynomial to logarithmically transformed data using polyfit, and plot the original and fitted data.

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    EJERCICIO 1: 11-07-18

    p=0.008x^4-1.8x^2-5.4x+54 en el dominio -6<=x<=6

    primero cree un vector para x , después usar POLYVAL , para calcular y y luego usar PLOT

    >> p=[0.008 -1.8 -5.4 54];

    >> x=-6:0.1:6;

    >> y=polyval(p,x);

    >> plot(x,y)

    Warning: MATLAB has disabled some advanced graphics rendering features by switching to
    software OpenGL. For more (figura 1)

    EJERCICIO 2:

    >> u=[-0.24 1.6 1.5 -7.41 -1.8 -4 -75.2 -91];

    >> v=[-0.8 0 5 6.5];

    >> [a,b]=deconv(u,v)

    a=

    0.3000 -2.0000 0 -0.8000 -14.0000

    b=

    1.0e-14 *

    0 0 0 0 0 0.3553 0 0

    Ejercicio 3

    h=[0 600 1500 2300 3000 6100 7900];


    t=[100 98.8 95.1 92.2 90 81.2 75.6];
    p=polyfit(h,log(t),1);
    m=p(1)
    b=exp(p(2))
    hm=0:0.1:7900;
    tm=b*exp(m*hm);
    plot(h,t,'o',hm,tm)

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