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Suppose that a file named sensor. dat contains information collected from a set of sensors. Each row contains a set of sensor readings, with the first row containing values collected at 0 seconds, the second row containing values collected at 1.0 seconds and so on. Deliverables for #3:

a) Read the data file and print the number of sensors and the number of seconds of data contained in the file. (Hint: Use the size function -- don't just count the two numbers.)

b) Find both the maximum value and the minimum value recorded on each sensor. Use MATLAB� to determine at what times they occurred.

c) Find the mean and standard deviation for each sensor and for all the data values collected. Remember, column 1 does not contain sensor data; it contains time data.

0.0000000e+000 7.0643200e+001 6.8347000e+001 7.2346900e+001 6.7675100e+001 7.3176400e+001

1.0000000e+000 7.3282300e+001 6.5781900e+001 6.5482200e+001 7.1854800e+001 6.6992900e+001

2.0000000e+000 6.4160900e+001 7.2488800e+001 7.0179400e+001 7.3641400e+001 7.2755900e+001

3.0000000e+000 6.7697000e+001 7.7442500e+001 6.6862300e+001 8.0560800e+001 6.4500800e+001

4.0000000e+000 6.8687800e+001 6.7267600e+001 7.2677000e+001 6.3213500e+001 7.0430000e+001

5.0000000e+000 6.3934200e+001 6.5766200e+001 2.7644000e+000 6.4886900e+001 5.9977200e+001

6.0000000e+000 6.3402800e+001 6.8768300e+001 6.8981500e+001 7.5189200e+001 6.7534600e+001

7.0000000e+000 7.4656100e+001 7.3315100e+001 5.9728400e+001 6.8051000e+001 7.2310200e+001

8.0000000e+000 7.0056200e+001 6.5729000e+001 7.0662800e+001 6.3093700e+001 6.8395000e+001

9.0000000e+000 6.6774300e+001 6.3993400e+001 7.7964700e+001 7.1577700e+001 7.6182800e+001

1.0000000e+001 7.4028600e+001 6.9400700e+001 7.5092100e+001 7.7766200e+001 6.6843600e+001

1.1000000e+001 7.1158100e+001 6.9673500e+001 6.2098000e+001 7.3539500e+001 5.8373900e+001

1.2000000e+001 6.5051200e+001 7.2426500e+001 6.9606700e+001 7.9786900e+001 6.3841800e+001

1.3000000e+001 7.6697900e+001 6.7022500e+001 6.6591700e+001 7.2522700e+001 7.5278200e+001

1.4000000e+001 7.1447500e+001 6.9251700e+001 6.4877200e+001 7.9322600e+001 6.9433900e+001

1.5000000e+001 7.7394600e+001 6.7826200e+001 6.3828200e+001 6.8300900e+001 7.1896100e+001

1.6000000e+001 7.5690100e+001 6.9603300e+001 7.1444000e+001 6.4301100e+001 7.4721000e+001

1.7000000e+001 6.6579300e+001 7.7675800e+001 6.7853500e+001 6.8944400e+001 5.9397900e+001

1.8000000e+001 6.3540300e+001 6.6967600e+001 7.0279000e+001 7.5951200e+001 6.6776600e+001

1.9000000e+001 6.9635400e+001 6.3263200e+001 6.8160600e+001 6.4419000e+001 6.6478500e+001

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