)a) Draw the given function in the MATLAB command line by following the steps below. 1. Time vector >>t=0:0.1:10; produced by the command. 2. For example, if the desired function is t x t te− ( ) = >>x=t.*exp(-t); With the command x vector is obtained. 3. To plot x against t >>plot(t,x) command is used. 4. To write axis information on the drawing >> grid on; >> xlabel('t(time)'); >> ylabel('x(amplitude)'); >> title('graph of x(t)');

)a) Draw the given function in the MATLAB command line by following the steps below. 1. Time vector >>t=0:0.1:10; produced by the command. 2. For example, if the desired function is t x t te− ( ) = >>x=t.*exp(-t); With the command x vector is obtained. 3. To plot x against t >>plot(t,x) command is used. 4. To write axis information on the drawing >> grid on; >> xlabel('t(time)'); >> ylabel('x(amplitude)'); >> title('graph of x(t)');

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