How can i programe this function without rem or mod?
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the matlab programe ( function, one loop or two loops ) needs to solve for the quotient remainder theorem a = dq + r
where the programe takes two integers as inputs the dividend a, and the divisor d, processes them, and calculates the quotient q and the remainder 'r' as defined by the division algorithm. q, and r need to be two formal outputs of this program forany given pair, a, and d.
The program MUST NOT use mod, rem, floor, ceil, round, fix.
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Walter Roberson
on 28 Oct 2021
a = 1 : 25
d = randi([2 15])
t = int32(a) - int32(a) / int32(d) * int32(d);
t(t < 0) = t(t<0) + d
int32(mod(a, d))
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Walter Roberson
on 28 Oct 2021
In the above, the call to mod() I used was to cross-check the output in t in order to show that the calculation I did produces the same output as mod() -- and thus that mod() is not needed.
The work is done in the two assignments to t . You can convert that work into a function.
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