Very lost and confused. Please help
  1. Create an x vector from -5 to +5 with spacing of 0.2, and a y vector from -4 to +4 with spacing of 0.2.
  2. Use the meshgrid command to map x and y onto two new two-dimensional matrices called X and Y.
  3. Use your new matrices to calculate matrix Z, with values given by(For fun, you can include the command "plot(Z)" although plotting isn't part of this problem.)
  4. Find the minimum and maximum values Z attains on the intervals defined by x and y.
  5. Include a comment in your script that explains why the result from the previous question makes sense, mathematically speaking.

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David Hill
David Hill am 19 Apr. 2020
Bearbeitet: David Hill am 19 Apr. 2020
What have you tried? What is the equation for Z? Step one is:
x=-5:.2:5;
y=-4:.2:4;
Carter Kunert
Carter Kunert am 19 Apr. 2020
I have made it to step 4. That is where I am stuck.

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David Hill
David Hill am 19 Apr. 2020

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min(min(Z));
max(max(Z));

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Carter Kunert
Carter Kunert am 19 Apr. 2020
Will this still take into consideration the boundaries for x and y?
David Hill
David Hill am 19 Apr. 2020
You did you show me how you calculated Z, but I assume Z is a matrix that was produced from the meshgrid of x and y and therefore the boundaries are already built into Z.
Carter Kunert
Carter Kunert am 19 Apr. 2020
That clears it up. I appreciate the help.

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