

Allow the user to enter the starting temperature, the increment between lines, and the number of lines for the table. (e) Generate a table of conversions from Celsius to Fahrenheit. Use disp and fprintf to create a table with a title, column headings, and appropriate spacing. Allow the user to enter the starting temperature and the increment between lines. (b) Generate a table of conversions from Celsius to Rankine. Allow the user to enter the increments in degrees F between lines. (a) Generate a table of conversions from Fahrenheit to Kelvin for values from 0☏ to 200☏. Use the following equations, which describe the relationships between tempera- tures in degrees Fahrenheit (Te), degrees Celsius (TC), kelvins (Tr), and degrees Rankine (TR), respectively: T = Tk - 459,67°R T: = 7c+ 32☏ 9 5 9 You will need to rearrange these expressions to solve some of the problems. 7.13 This problem requires you to generate temperature conversion tables.

2) Create a SCRIPT file called temptables.m and solve the following inside them.

Use fprintf to display the volume a third time, only now, print the base Area and height data as well, and round the volume to two decimal places, for example: baseArea = 2, height = 4, volume = 2.67 The actual baseArea, height and volume printed will change based on user input. Use disp again to display the volume with a descriptive message such as the volume is 2.6667 (use num2str to convert the volume to a string and combine with your message). Use the input function to receive input from the user.

7.3 The volume of a cone is V = 1 * area of the base x height Prompt the user to enter the area of the base and the height of the cone (Figure P7.3). 1) Create a SCRIPT m-file called cone Volume.m and solve the following inside it. Don't forget to include your name, the date, etc. Each of your m-files should include appropriate comments to identify the problem and to describe your calculation process. Point MATLAB/Freemat to this folder and create a separate m-file for each problem below. Transcribed image text: ENGRV14 Assignment 6 Create a folder called assignment.
