Question at position 13 The function VelStat below is scrambled and your objective is to arrange the code in the correct order. To do this, match the line numbers to the corresponding line of code. The function VelStat accepts a vector of velocities (Velocity) as its input and produces an output vector (VelOver30) that contains only those values of velocity greater than 30. Note - This question contains distractors and you are allowed to use the same line of code more than once. Prompt 15Answer for prompt 1 5[input]Prompt 22Answer for prompt 2 2[input]Prompt 33Answer for prompt 3 3[input]Prompt 47Answer for prompt 4 7[input]Prompt 56Answer for prompt 5 6[input]Prompt 64Answer for prompt 6 4[input]Prompt 78Answer for prompt 7 8[input]Prompt 81Answer for prompt 8 1[input]Possible answersif Velocity(i) > 30function [VelOver30] = VelStat (Velocity)i = i+1;for i =1:length(Velocity)end % end of for loopfunction [Velocity] = VelStat (VelOver30)VelOver30 = [ VelOver30 Velocity(i)];VelOver30 =[];end % end of if statementend % end of function

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A.if Velocity(i) > 30

B.function [VelOver30] = VelStat (Velocity)

C.i = i+1;

D.for i =1:length(Velocity)

E.end % end of for loop

F.function [Velocity] = VelStat (VelOver30)

G.VelOver30 = [ VelOver30 Velocity(i)];

H.VelOver30 =[];

I.end % end of if statement

J.end % end of function

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The prompt asks us to unscramble and order the lines of a MATLAB function VelStat that filters velocities greater than 30. We should evaluate each candidate line in the context of building a correct function body. Option 2: 'function [VelOver30] = VelStat (Velocity)' is the proper function header and should be the very first line of a MATLAB function. Without a correct function signature, subsequent lines have no target to assign to or return. Option 8: 'VelOver30 =[];' initializes the output vector VelOver30 to an empty array. This initialization is essential before......Login to view full explanation

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