Question: How would I do the for loop and while loop? particular force sensor should be positive or zero, so any voltage less than 0V is
How would I do the for loop and while loop?


particular force sensor should be positive or zero, so any voltage less than 0V is a faulty reading. For this problem, we will generate t and randomly generate the voltage v. Complete the MATLAB program below that will: Use one for loop to do the following two 1. Determine which measurements were faulty. The result should be an array of indices. call it faulty_location. See hint. 2. Determine the percentage (a fraction out of one) of measurements that were faulty. call it faulty_percentage Use a while loop to do the following three: 1. Determine boolean vector that indicates the the valid (non-faulty) voltage measurements 2. Extract the corresponding times of valid (non-faulty) voltage measurements from the full data and save them in variables named tValid, see hint. 3. Calculate the summation of average of the valid (non-faulty) voltage measurements from the full data The program does not need to display any results. For this problem, you can not use the element-by-element operation. You must use loop to solve the problem. Hint: For an example row vector a=[1,2,3,4] a=[a 5 or a=[a,5] will add 5 to the end of a and make it [1234 5 12 This is useful when you have to create a vector dynamically without knowing the length of the vector in advance. You can create an empty vector [] first and then add items to it to grow it. Script Reset 1~ MATLAB Documentation
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