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Transcribed Image Text:elst if X=< 70 x = 100
else if x = > 100.00
disp (`Not Accepted
Endl
diz p (Cost = $15.00 + 5* (-2) +20.00-)
Input:
x = 10.500;
y = 10500.00;
мор
inside disp
2. Use the fprintf command to write the MATLAB code that will display the following
output message for the given variables (no user input required). Fill in the blank below.
Output message:
The measurement is 10.5 meters or 10500 mm
-2
-2
x = 10.5;
(``The Measurment is % 2.f% meters
y = 10500;
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fprintf (%2. f %, %5.f\h, (The meeswirhent in 110.5 incters of (10500 mm.
fprint f( * The measurment is % 3.1 f'%£5 of \n'," meters or ' %
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