Please use matlab. Task 4The following data represents the bacterial growth on a piece of chicken left out on thekitchen bench by your room-mate.t (minutes)b (bacteria)01005200a) Plot the raw data as a continuous line.1045015950202000255000b) Fit an exponential model to the bacteria data above. You may use polyfit once you'velinearised the data.c) Using the exponential model, extrapolate the value of bacteria at t=30 minutes. Use a bluecircular marker to represent the bacteria at t=30 on the same figure and print the valuein the command window.d) Instead of cleaning up the chicken mess your friend left, he/she wants to see how apolynomial fit to the data instead. You may use polyfit for this. Your m-file should beinteractive such that it asks the user for the degree of the polynomial to fit. Your m-file should plot the data of the fitted polynomial interpolated over 60 points with polyvalfrom t=0 to t=30 in a new figure window. Print to the value of bacteria at t=30 to thecommand window. Print out the polynomial degree in the title of the plot.

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Task 4 The following data represents the bacterial growth on a piece of chicken left out on the kitchen bench by your room-mate. t (minutes) b (bacteria) 0 100 5 200 a) Plot the raw data as a continuous line. 10 450 15 950 20 2000 25 5000

Task 4 The following data represents the bacterial growth on a piece of chicken left out on the kitchen bench by your room-mate. t (minutes) b (bacteria) 0 100 5 200 a) Plot the raw data as a continuous line. 10 450 15 950 20 2000 25 5000

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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