6. To plot a log-log plot, the correct command is (a) plot(x, y, log-log\') (b)

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6. To plot a log-log plot, the correct command is (a) plot(x, y, log-log') (b) loglog(x, y) (c) loglx, y) (d) logplotix, y) 7. Determine whether these statements are correct. If they are, what is produced by the statements? str1- This is a test! str1 (isspace(str1)) x 8. The standard inputs for the loglog command are: (b) (log(x),y) (c) (log(x),logly)) (d) (log10(x),log10(y)) 9. If I want to save a formatted string to memory, but don't want to print it out, which command should I use? (a) fprintf (b) sprintf (c) disp (d) echo 10. The output of the last line cat is aa 2 as num2str(aa) cat - l'cat' as) (a) Cat2 (b) Cat 2 (c) ??? Undefined function or variable 'as' (d) Cat aa

Explanation / Answer

6. loglog(x,y) - (b)

Syntax

loglog(Y)
loglog(X1,Y1,...)
loglog(X1,Y1,LineSpec,...)
loglog(...,'PropertyName',PropertyValue,...)
loglog(ax,...)
h = loglog(...)

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