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6. Used for loop, create a table that convert angle values from degrees to radians, from...

6. Used for loop, create a table that convert angle values from degrees to radians, from 0 to 180 degrees, in increments of 4.


7. Apply the same operation using the vectorization

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%%Matlab code Using for loop to create a table that convert angle values from degrees to radians
clear all
close all
%Answering question 6.
fprintf('Answering question 6. ')
c=0;    %counter for 'for' loop
fprintf('Table for degree to radian conversion using for loop. ')
fprintf(' Degree Rad ')
%loop for degree to rad conversion
for i=1:4:181
    c=c+1;    %counter increament
    %angle in degree with increament 4
    angle_deg(c)=i-1;
    %angle for deg to rad conversion
    angle_rad(c)=angle_deg(c)*(pi/180);
    %printing the table
    fprintf(' %3.0f %f ',angle_deg(c),angle_rad(c))
end

%Answering question 7.
fprintf('Answering question 7. ')
fprintf('Table for degree to radian conversion using vectorization. ')
fprintf(' Degree Rad ')
%vectorization form for angle in degree
angl_deg=0:4:180;
%converted angle into rad
angl_rad=angl_deg*(pi/180);
%prnting the result
anggl=[angl_deg' angl_rad'];
fprintf(' %3.0f %f ',anggl.')

%%%%%%%%%%%%%% End of Code %%%%%%%%%%%%%


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