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Using Matlab, please provide the script code necessary to find the result:
By simulation, generate 10000 Random Samples (size n = 1) from an Exponential Distribution with µ = 10.
Generate a histogram of the data and label it “n = 1”. Observe the shape of the histogram, which will be skewed right. Include the histogram in your report along with the mean and standard deviation of this sample of 10000 data points.
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