If you only want to transpose a complex vector then use the MATLAB function transpose or the non-conjugate transpose .' operator. What does the following MATLAB command produce: The MATLAB operator ' takes the complex conjugate transpose of a vect

Ending vector value, specified as a real numeric scalar. k is the last value in the vector only when the increment lines up to exactly land on k.For example, the vector 0:5 includes 5 as the last value, but 0:0.3:1 does not include the value 1 as the last

Basically im trying to write my fist line of code, in matlab, to the given formula: |G(jw) |= 1/√(R^2+(wL- 1/wC)^2 ) Now, im not sure how to get the 1/wC term as I do not know how to divide in matlab. also, how do I get the ^2? All I want is the general