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Assume t , g , s 0 , and v 0 exist in the workspace. Which of the following is not a valid variable assignment?

Assume t, g, s0, and v0 exist in the workspace. Which of the following is not a valid variable assignment?
final_height = s0+ v0*t +(g/2)*t^2
final_height - s0=+ v0*t +(g/2)*t^2
s1= s0+ v0*t +(g/2)*t^2
s1=0+ v0*t +(g/2)*t^2
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Assume t, g, s0, and v0 exist in the workspace. Which of the following is not a valid variable assignment?
final_height = v0*t +(g/2)*t^2+ s0
s0+ v0*t +(g/2)*t^2= final_height
s1= s0+2*t +(g/2)*t^2
s1= v0*t +(g/2)*t^2
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C.
Which of the following is not a valid variable name or MATLAB script file name?
FinalHeight
finalHeight
final_height
final height
finalheight
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D.
Variable names are most helpful when they are
a single letter
a random sequence of letters and numbers
named something meaningful to the value they contain with relationship to the problem being solved
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E.
The purpose of comments (text starting with %) in script files is
to provide context for a human reader to understand how the code is solving the problem
to make the code longer, longer code shows you did more work!
to provide additional commands that MATLAB will evaluate when running the script

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