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1. When using the fprintf or sprintf commands, what does the "%" symbol mean? If you wish to display your variable with a minimum of three characters and two decimal places how would you specify this in the print command and what are the names of the two fields which are used to control this formatting? 2. If the variable to be displayed has a value of $\pi$*1000, and the formatting is specified to be %3.2f, how will the value be displayed in the command window? 3. What is the difference between fprintf and sprintf? 4. What is a relational operator and how is it used in Matlab? Identify three relational operators and their definition.

          1. When using the fprintf or sprintf commands, what does the
"%" symbol mean? If you wish to display your variable
with a minimum of three characters and two decimal places
how would you specify this in the print command and what
are the names of the two fields which are used to control
this formatting?
2. If the variable to be displayed has a value of $\pi$*1000, and
the formatting is specified to be %3.2f, how will the value
be displayed in the command window?
3. What is the difference between fprintf and sprintf?
4. What is a relational operator and how is it used in Matlab?
Identify three relational operators and their definition.

1. When using the fprintf or sprintf commands, what does the
"%" symbol mean? If you wish to display your variable
with a minimum of three characters and two decimal places
how would you specify this in the print command and what
are the names of the two fields which are used to control
this formatting?
2. If the variable to be displayed has a value of π*1000, and
the formatting is specified to be %3.2f, how will the value
be displayed in the command window?
3. What is the difference between fprintf and sprintf?
4. What is a relational operator and how is it used in Matlab?
Identify three relational operators and their definition.

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