8) Use one MATLAB statement to generate each of the following vectors, where you can assume that n has already been assigned a positive integer value in the Command Window. Put all your responses into a script file. a) The vector a where a-1, a2-3, a - 5, etc., as long as the elements are S n. (i) Explain in English-what happens if n-0 and if n = . b) The vector b where bi-12, b-32, b3 = 52, etc., as long as the elements are n2. 3.1. Creating and Using Arrays 173 e) The vector e where ci-12-32, = 52, etc., as long as the elements are S n, which is slightly different from the previous part e) e- (2, 3,4,5,.., 12,999999)T f) The vector J eR" where f (sin 2, sin 5,sin 8,...,sin(-1 +3n)) g) g= (sin i,sin 2, sin 3. . . . ,sin n, cos ncos(n-1), cos 2, cos i ) 8) Use one MATLAB statement to generate each of the following vectors, where you can assume that n has already been assigned a positive integer value in the Command Window. Put all your responses into a script file. a) The vector a where a-1, a2-3, a - 5, etc., as long as the elements are S n. (i) Explain in English-what happens if n-0 and if n = . b) The vector b where bi-12, b-32, b3 = 52, etc., as long as the elements are n2. 3.1. Creating and Using Arrays 173 e) The vector e where ci-12-32, = 52, etc., as long as the elements are S n, which is slightly different from the previous part e) e- (2, 3,4,5,.., 12,999999)T f) The vector J eR" where f (sin 2, sin 5,sin 8,...,sin(-1 +3n)) g) g= (sin i,sin 2, sin 3. . . . ,sin n, cos ncos(n-1), cos 2, cos i )