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Give Code Using Octave Final Simulation Z New Plot T0 T 1 001 5 Y T Y 3 T Cos Pi T 2 Newy Q43891299

Exercise 6 (You only need to submit this part for Lab #1, both the m file and the plot) Given that y(t) = 3e-0.5tcos(rut?)5>1give the code by using octave

doc ( C M Vand REDCASCO plot(0.5)this is the final simulation
z = new plot(t0)t=1 :0.01:5;Y(t)=……….y=3*………t.*cos(pi*t.^2);new_y =

z = (mean y_new_y);
this is the draft of the program, can give me a full andcorrect version??
Exercise 6 (You only need to submit this part for Lab #1, both the m file and the plot) Given that y(t) = 3e-0.5tcos(rut?)5>1>1 (step = 0.01) Write a function to plot y(t-to) (call new_plot). The output should show the plot of y(t-10) together with the original y(t), then use the function to plot y(t-to) for t0=0.5. The function will have the output argument on the average different for these two signals. doc ( C M Vand REDCASCO plot(0.5) Show transcribed image text Exercise 6 (You only need to submit this part for Lab #1, both the m file and the plot) Given that y(t) = 3e-0.5tcos(rut?)5>1>1 (step = 0.01) Write a function to plot y(t-to) (call new_plot). The output should show the plot of y(t-10) together with the original y(t), then use the function to plot y(t-to) for t0=0.5. The function will have the output argument on the average different for these two signals.
doc ( C M Vand REDCASCO plot(0.5)

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Answer to give the code by using octavethis is the final simulationz = new plot(t0)t=1 :0.01:5;Y(t)=……….y=3*………t.*cos(…

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