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Modify problem 1 so that it runs within a loop that prompts the user whether to

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Question

Modify problem 1 so that it runs within a loop that prompts the user whether to continue at the end of each iteration and does another if the user enters y or Y. (Sample run below)
>> HW07_06
Enter angle 1 in degrees: 45
Enter angle 2 in degrees: -45
cos(45.000000) = cos(-45.000000) = 0.707107.
Enter Y to do another: y
Enter angle 1 in degrees: 30
Enter angle 2 in degrees: 60
cos(30.000000) = 0.866025 which is greater than cos(60.000000) = 0.500000. Enter Y to do another: y
Enter angle 1 in degrees: 90
Enter angle 2 in degrees: 0
cos(90.000000) = 0.000000 which is less than cos(0.000000) = 1.000000.

Explanation / Answer

% Code

choice = 'y';

% looping as long as user enters y
while choice == 'y' || choice == 'Y'

% taking user input of angles
prompt = "Enter angle 1 in degrees: ";
angle1_degree = input(prompt);
prompt = "Enter angle 2 in degrees: ";
angle2_degree = input(prompt);

% converting degrees to radians
angle1_radian = deg2rad(angle1_degree);
angle2_radian = deg2rad(angle2_degree);

% calculating cos of the angles
cos1 = cos(angle1_radian);
cos2 = cos(angle2_radian);

% checking condition and printing output
if (cos1 > cos2)
fprintf('cos(%f) = %f which is greater than cos(%f) = %f. ',angle1_degree,cos1,angle2_degree, cos2);
elseif (cos1 < cos2)
fprintf('cos(%f) = %f which is less than cos(%f) = %f. ',angle1_degree,cos1,angle2_degree, cos2);
else
fprintf('cos(%f) = cos(%f) = %f. ',angle1_degree, angle2_degree, cos1)
end

% asking for user's choice of one more round
choice = input(" Enter Y to do another: ",'s');

end

% Output

Enter angle 1 in degrees: 45
Enter angle 2 in degrees: -45
cos(45.000000) = cos(-45.000000) = 0.707107.

Enter Y to do another: y
Enter angle 1 in degrees: 30
Enter angle 2 in degrees: 60
cos(30.000000) = 0.866025 which is greater than cos(60.000000) = 0.500000.

Enter Y to do another: Y
Enter angle 1 in degrees: 90
Enter angle 2 in degrees: 0
cos(90.000000) = 0.000000 which is less than cos(0.000000) = 1.000000.

Enter Y to do another: n

% Code

choice = 'y';

% looping as long as user enters y
while choice == 'y' || choice == 'Y'

% taking user input of angles
prompt = "Enter angle 1 in degrees: ";
angle1_degree = input(prompt);
prompt = "Enter angle 2 in degrees: ";
angle2_degree = input(prompt);

% converting degrees to radians
angle1_radian = deg2rad(angle1_degree);
angle2_radian = deg2rad(angle2_degree);

% calculating cos of the angles
cos1 = cos(angle1_radian);
cos2 = cos(angle2_radian);

% checking condition and printing output
if (cos1 > cos2)
fprintf('cos(%f) = %f which is greater than cos(%f) = %f. ',angle1_degree,cos1,angle2_degree, cos2);
elseif (cos1 < cos2)
fprintf('cos(%f) = %f which is less than cos(%f) = %f. ',angle1_degree,cos1,angle2_degree, cos2);
else
fprintf('cos(%f) = cos(%f) = %f. ',angle1_degree, angle2_degree, cos1)
end

% asking for user's choice of one more round
choice = input(" Enter Y to do another: ",'s');

end

% Output

Enter angle 1 in degrees: 45
Enter angle 2 in degrees: -45
cos(45.000000) = cos(-45.000000) = 0.707107.

Enter Y to do another: y
Enter angle 1 in degrees: 30
Enter angle 2 in degrees: 60
cos(30.000000) = 0.866025 which is greater than cos(60.000000) = 0.500000.

Enter Y to do another: Y
Enter angle 1 in degrees: 90
Enter angle 2 in degrees: 0
cos(90.000000) = 0.000000 which is less than cos(0.000000) = 1.000000.

Enter Y to do another: n

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