PART 1:The following problems make use of Matlab in "interactive
mode" .  You should find it similar to working on your calculator, but
with a more convenient interface and nicer plots!

READING: Ch.1,  Ch. 2, and Ch. 5 sections 1 &2 in your Matlab book

SUBMISSION: Create a diary which shows the following computations
being performed.  Submit a printed copy of the diary by 3/4/99.
COMPLEX NUMBERS:
Perform the following computations using Matlab:
1.) (6+j4)+(9+j3)	3.)	(7-j3)(j5)
2.)  (6+j4)(9+j3)	4.) 	9(2+j6)/(1+j4)

MATRIX ALGEBRA:
	Repeat problems 8.9, 8.15 a & b, and 8.23 from your EXCEL textbook
using Matlab.
	(You did all of those problem in Excel assignment #3).

Solve the following system using Matlab:
	(2+j3)x + 4y + 5z = 10
	3x    + (4+j5)y +2z = 18
	9x    +7y   + (8-j6)z = 23

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PART 2:  The following exercises use the scripting capability of Matlab. 
You will write some simple m-files using sequential I/O and assignment statements.

READING: Ch. 3, Sections 1-3 in your Matlab book.  

SUBMISSION: Submit a printout of your m-file and a diary showing its
use by 3/4/99.
Create a script that reads 3 input values from the user, and displays the
sum, product, and the sum of the squares of all 3 numbers.  Your output should
have the following format

Sum is:  x.xxxe+yy	Product is:  x.xxxxe+yy


Sum of Squares is: x.xxe+yy