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This section includes 6 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Matlab knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
1. |
What is the output of the above code? |
A. | A green ramp function |
B. | A ramp function with y value marked at lengths of 5 |
C. | A ramp function with y value marked |
D. | A ramp function with y value marked at lengths of 6View Answer |
Answer» C. A ramp function with y value marked | |
2. |
The default colour of graph generated by the plot command is blue. |
A. | True |
B. | False |
Answer» B. False | |
3. |
The font style of the input text can be changed by the ____ |
A. | fontname{} |
B. | fontstyle{} |
C. | fontname() |
D. | fontname[] |
Answer» B. fontstyle{} | |
4. |
The text given to the graphs can be made bold. |
A. | True |
B. | False |
Answer» B. False | |
5. |
What is the output of the following code? a) Errorb) A graph with Ho! writtenc) A An inverted sinusoidd) An inverted sinusoid with Ho writtenView Answer |
A. | Errorb) A graph with Ho! writtenc) A An inverted sinusoidd) An inverted sinusoid with Ho writtenView Answer a) Error on plot command |
B. | A graph with Ho! writtenc) A An inverted sinusoidd) An inverted sinusoid with Ho writtenView Answer a) Error on plot commandb) Error in linspace command |
C. | A An inverted sinusoidd) An inverted sinusoid with Ho writtenView Answer a) Error on plot commandb) Error in linspace commandc) Error in text command |
D. | An inverted sinusoid with Ho writtenView Answer a) Error on plot commandb) Error in linspace commandc) Error in text commandd) A graph of a sinusoid with Ho ! written on it.View Answer |
Answer» B. A graph with Ho! writtenc) A An inverted sinusoidd) An inverted sinusoid with Ho writtenView Answer a) Error on plot commandb) Error in linspace command | |
6. |
How can we introduce texts in a graph? |
A. | Use the text command |
B. | Use the plot command |
C. | Use the title command |
D. | Additional texts not possible |
Answer» B. Use the plot command | |