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Computer Memory Is Finite

The document discusses the MATLAB function linspace, which generates evenly spaced values over a specified interval. Linspace creates a vector with a specified number of points between a first and last value. When linspace is used, both the input and output become vectors, and scalar multiplication with a vector results in a vector. Linspace can also specify a step size instead of number of points to generate the vector.

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Computer Memory Is Finite

The document discusses the MATLAB function linspace, which generates evenly spaced values over a specified interval. Linspace creates a vector with a specified number of points between a first and last value. When linspace is used, both the input and output become vectors, and scalar multiplication with a vector results in a vector. Linspace can also specify a step size instead of number of points to generate the vector.

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Computer memory is finite

X = linspace(first point, last point, how many points total)

When you use linspace, x becomes a vector Y still becomes a vector scalar * vector = vector Linspace to specify how many points plotte For! step si"es instea of how many points plotte

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