The document defines several vectors and matrices to represent population sizes, growth rates, and costs. It defines vectors s, g, and c to represent initial populations, growth rates, and costs. It then defines matrices A as the growth rates divided by the initial populations, B as the costs divided by the growth rates, and C and COSTS as products of these matrices and vectors to model population growth and costs over multiple years.
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The document defines several vectors and matrices to represent population sizes, growth rates, and costs. It defines vectors s, g, and c to represent initial populations, growth rates, and costs. It then defines matrices A as the growth rates divided by the initial populations, B as the costs divided by the growth rates, and C and COSTS as products of these matrices and vectors to model population growth and costs over multiple years.
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C:\User s\ALI AJAZ\D esktop\ assinm entno1 \Q1.m
clcclear allclose all%part (a)%let s(1)=50 and
s(2)=50s=[50;50];g=[40;20;40];A=g/s%part (b)c=[70;30];B=c/g%part (c)C=[B*A]%part dG=[2.5;4;2]; %ALL reading in millions%from part one we know that %S=G/A%part eCOSTS=B*G