MatLab

Print a formatted Table Write a script file to calculate the temperature of an object at different time. T(t) = 5 sind(t) + tcost) where T is temperature in C and t is time in second. Define Time from 0 to 20 with an increment of 0.5 and use the above equation to calcluate Temperature The code will plot a graph and you need to use the logical indexing (Ch5.4) to find the locations when T is equal or above 1 The code will plot a graph and you need to use the correct fprintf format to generate a talbe of the result Script Save C Reset MATLAE 1 % Write a script file to calculate the temperature of an object at 2 % different time. Use Temperature and t as the name of variables 3 % respectively. 4 % Define Time from to 20 with an increment of 0.5 5 Time=0; 7 % Use the following equation to calcluate Temperature 8 % Temperature(t)=5sin^2(t) + tcos^2(t) 9 Temperature=0; 11 % You will see a plot of Temperature vs Time if your expression is correct. 12 % Do not edit the following three lines 13 plot(Time, Temperature,'go') %g represent color green 14 xlabel('Time (5)'ylabel('Temperature (^OC)') 15 title('Temperature = 5sin^2(t) + tcos^2(t)') 17 % Use the logical and relationship indexing to find the logical indexing 18 % when Temperature is greater or equal to 10c. Use LocT10 as the name of 19 % the variable 20 LocT10=; 22 % Use above logical indexing to define time10 and Temp10 as the time and 23 % Temperature when Temperature is greater or euqal to 10C time 10=0; 23 % Temperature When Temperature 15 greater or eudal to 10 24 time10=0; 25 Temp10=0; 27 % Use the fprintf to create the result in a Table format. Do not change the following two lines fprintf('Time(s) Temperature (C) ') 29 fprintf('== === ') 31 % Write the format and assing the format as fspec to print the outputs in a 32 % Table. The fieldwidth for Time and Temperature is 7 and 14. Both use floating numbe. 33 % Time should use 1 digit after decimal and Temperature use 4 digits after decimal point 34 % The space between Time(s) and Temperature is 3. 35 fspec=''; 36 % The following line will use your format spec to print a table. Notice how 37 % we use [] and ; to create a two column matrix in order to print the 38 % overall result. Do not change the following line. Change above if you get 39 % error 40 fprintf(fspec, (time10; Temp10]) Run Script Assessment: Submit test the result of Time array test the result of Temperature array test the result of LocT10 test the result of time 10 check the fprintf format spec (fspec)