A = [-1000:1:1000] write a script file that gives the positive numbers greater than 480 and...

A = [-1000:1:1000] write a script file that gives the positive numbers greater than 480 and divisible by 3. Hint: Use this command if A(i)>480&&(rem(A(i),3)==0) and indeed, if is always accompanied by an end

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% populare array with number
% ranging from -1000 to 1000
A=[-1000:1:1000];

% positive numbers greater than
%  480 and divisible by 3
B=A(A >480 & rem(A, 3)==0);

% display the numbers which satisfies 
% the condition
disp(B)

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Columns 1 through 22

   483   486   489   492   495   498   501   504   507   510   513   516   519   522   525   528   531   534   537   540   543   546

  Columns 23 through 44

   549   552   555   558   561   564   567   570   573   576   579   582   585   588   591   594   597   600   603   606   609   612

  Columns 45 through 66

   615   618   621   624   627   630   633   636   639   642   645   648   651   654   657   660   663   666   669   672   675   678

  Columns 67 through 88

   681   684   687   690   693   696   699   702   705   708   711   714   717   720   723   726   729   732   735   738   741   744

  Columns 89 through 110

   747   750   753   756   759   762   765   768   771   774   777   780   783   786   789   792   795   798   801   804   807   810

  Columns 111 through 132

   813   816   819   822   825   828   831   834   837   840   843   846   849   852   855   858   861   864   867   870   873   876

  Columns 133 through 154

   879   882   885   888   891   894   897   900   903   906   909   912   915   918   921   924   927   930   933   936   939   942

  Columns 155 through 173

   945   948   951   954   957   960   963   966   969   972   975   978   981   984   987   990   993   996   999

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