Could Someone Provide the Sample Output for these Two Programs? I don't own MATLAB or if you know another way for me to get sample output.. thank you.

1. MATLAB Program

nsamples=100;  % number of samples
n = 225;  % sample size 225
a = 1;
b = 2;
data = -3+9*rand(nsamples, n);  % random 100x225 data sample from a uniform (0,1) distribution
cMean = mean(data, 2);  % mean of each sample

answer_a = sum(cMean > a & cMean < b)/nsamples;  % how many data means are between a and b
answer_b = mean(cMean);
answer_c = std(cMean, 1);

hist(cMean);
title('Generating 100 Samples of Size 225 Simulated U(-3,6) Random Numbers Histogram Question 1 Part d)');  %title of histogram  
xlabel('Z');  %labeling x-axis
ylabel('Frequency');  %labeling y-axis

2. MATLAB Program

nsamples=400;  % number of samples
n = 625;  % sample size 625
a = 3;
b = 5;
lambda = 0.2;
data = -log(rand(nsamples, n)) / lambda;  % random 400x625 data sample from a uniform (3,5) distribution
cMean = mean(data, 2);  % mean of each sample

answer_a = sum(cMean > a & cMean < b)/nsamples;  % how many data means are between a and b
answer_b = mean(cMean);
answer_c = std(cMean, 1);

hist(cMean);
title('Generating 400 Samples of Size 625 Simulated Lambda = 0.2 Random Numbers Histogram Question 1 Part d)');  %title of histogram  
xlabel('Z');  %labeling x-axis
ylabel('Frequency');  %labeling y-axis

Answer 1

[bio lim]

Here you go.

1. MATLAB Program

   answer_a =

       1

answer_b =

      1.4854

answer_c =

      0.1598

2. MATLAB Program

   answer_a =

      0.4900

answer_b =

      5.0114

answer_c =

      0.2052

[HrMmz]

Great! Poopy though, I just realized could you try it with

1. & 2.

answer_a
answer_b
answer_c

without the ";" so it can display those answers too? thanks!! answer points incoming..

[bio lim]

Sure, see the updated answer :3.

[HrMmz]

hehe ty

[bio lim]

Hang on a second before using them! Since they are generated randomly, let me do one more trial and update it!

[bio lim]

All right, should be all good now!

Answer 2

[KSSV]

Google octave or scilab. Both these are open source and almost like MATLAB.