Four Programming classes consist of students with the following numbers: Class I=32 students, Class Il=40 students, Class III=34 students and Class IV=28 students. The distribution of students' average marks for each class for three (3) tests is given as the followings: Test1 = [58 65 70 66] Test2 = [82 84 75 90] Test3 = [77 68 69 75) From the above distribution, write a MATLAB/OCTAVE script (m-file) that able to compute the followings: a) Total student marks for Test1. b) Highest average mark from all tests. c) Which classes have Test 3 average mark higher than their Test 1.

Four Programming classes consist of students with the following numbers: Class I=32 students, Class Il=40 students, Class III=34 students and Class IV=28 students. The distribution of students' average marks for each class for three (3) tests is given as the followings: Test1 = [58 65 70 66] Test2 = [82 84 75 90] Test3 = [77 68 69 75) From the above distribution, write a MATLAB/OCTAVE script (m-file) that able to compute the followings: a) Total student marks for Test1. b) Highest average mark from all tests. c) Which classes have Test 3 average mark higher than their Test 1.

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