Create the variables , , in MATLAB as follows: a) Create the row vector using the linspace function or the colon operator. should consist of all the one-digit numbers that are divisible by 3, in ascending order. b) Create the matrix using one of the vertcat or horzcat functions. First row of should contain the values 2 and the second row of should contain the values 3 10. c) Create the matrix using one of the vertcat or horzcat functions. First column of should contain the values 3 10 and the second column of should contain the values 2 .

The conversion formula from Celsius () to Fahrenheit () is as follows: [] = [] 9 5 + 32 Write a script that: Asks the user their name Asks the user the current temperature in Fahrenheit () Converts the temperature to Celsius () Prints the result using fprintf in the following format: Hello John! 50.00F is equivalent to 10.00C This is just an example. Your output should depend on the user input. John and 50 were example inputs in this case. Your numbers should have a precision of two digits after decimal while printing.

3) The current passing through an electrical resistor having a voltage across it, is given by Ohms law, = /, where is the resistance. The power dissipated in the resistor is given by the formula = 2 /. The following table gives data for the resistance and voltage for the basic circuit on the right. Use the given data to compute:

a. The current in each resistor

b. The power dissipated in each resistor.

Your answers shall be row vectors.

R = 2 10^3 6 10^3 10^4 3 10^4 10^5

V = 10^4 12 10^3 4 10^5 18 10^5 2 10^7