Matlab

13. Clipping a vector. Write a function vout-clipVec(v, vmin, vmax) that copies the input vector v to the output vector vout, except if a value is greater than vmax or less than vmin. Values greater than vmax are set to vmax and values less than vmin are set to vmin Check by running this test, which should plot a sine wave clipped level at the tops and bottoms. xlinspace(O, 3, 300); y-sin(2*pi*x); plot(x,clipVec(y, -0.9, 0.9)); axis(IO, 3, -1, 1])