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2010. Appendix: Following MATLAB Functions would be helpful for this experiment. • randint (1, x, [p
q]): Generate one dimensional matrix of uniformly distributed random integers between p and q with a
maximum of x number. • for i=1:0.5:10 end : this commandcontinues a loop for
amaximumof10withanincrement of 0.5 starting from 1. • plot(x,y): plots vector y versus vector x. •
disp(‘x’): display x on the command window. • Legend(x1, x2, ...): puts a legend on the current plot using
the specified strings as labels (x1, x2). legend works on line graphs, bar graphs, pie graphs, etc. Things
may get confused array(x): define any value of an one dimensional matrix array [x] with a variable x
defines the position of the element in the matrix. array[x]: defines an one dimensional matrix. If you do
not know any command or the functionality of a command, simply write help space that command in
the command window. Example: help disp Note that MATLAB has a few built-in M-files, which will guide
you during your simulation once called upon them in the command window. It is a good way to write
the program in separate M-file and save that file as .m since writing directly on the command window
may get you lost the written program, if you either forget to save or clear the command window.