matlab

The functions are as follows: Problem 0 (prt_array) Create a function (that employs fprintf) to print (elements of) the given input argument. Using an appropriate formatting/blocking, print the output from within this routine; use looping; do NOT return a value. Consider the output of the size command before designing this code. Assume that the input is 2 dimensional or less. (This assumption applies to all.) Problem 1 (the_abs) Determine the absolute value of each value of the single input provided as a calling argument; use looping Return the array result. Problem 2 (the_sum) Determine the sum of the values of the single input provided as a calling argument; use looping. Return the scalar result. Problem 3 (the_mean) Determine the mean of the values of the single input provided as a calling argument. Make use of the routine that you have already written (above). Return the scalar result. Problem 4 (the_min) Determine the minimum (i.e., smallest) of the values provided in the single input calling argument. Use looping; do NOT use a sort. Return the scalar result. Problem 5 (the_max) Determine the maximum (i.e., largest) of the values provided in the single input calling argument. Use looping; do NOT use a sort. Return the scalar result. Problem 6 (the_range) Determine the range of the values provided (i.e., largest minus the smallest) in the single input calling argument. Use functions you already completed. Return the scalar result. Problem 7 (the_mad) Determine the mean absolute deviation (i.e., average of the absolute value of each point's difference from the overall mean) of the values provided in the single input calling argument. Use looping. Return the scalar result. Problem 8 (the_var) Determine the sample variance of the values provided in the single input calling argument. Return the scalar result