1. Create a 5 by 3 array of random integer numbers ranged from 0 to -90, 2. Find how many numbers that are divisible by 11 in the array? And specify their locations and store them in a separate array 3. Find the location of maximum and the minimum number in the array 4. Create a structure that consist of four fields, (array, max, min, sum} - File in these fields with : o The array in #1. o Max: contains the index and the value for the maximum number in the array in #1 o Min: contains the index and the value for the maximum number in the array in #1 o Sum: the summation of the items inside the array in #1 Using Matlab program

1. Create a 5 by 3 array of random integer numbers ranged from 0 to -90, 2. Find how many numbers that are divisible by 11 in the array? And specify their locations and store them in a separate array 3. Find the location of maximum and the minimum number in the array 4. Create a structure that consist of four fields, (array, max, min, sum} - File in these fields with : o The array in #1. o Max: contains the index and the value for the maximum number in the array in #1 o Min: contains the index and the value for the maximum number in the array in #1 o Sum: the summation of the items inside the array in #1 Using Matlab program

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter7: Arrays

Section7.1: One-dimensional Arrays

Problem 9E

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