Question

1. Write a script that prints a randomly generated integer between 1 and 6. When I run your script, it should print out only the number that would appear on the die like this:
   5
   and nothing else.
2. Write a script that takes input for the number of sides on the die. An n sided die should return a random integer between 1 and n with the same stipulations as in Exercise 1. You should take n from the user as typed input. Output should be the same as in #1.
3. Write a script that takes input for the number of dice to roll and for the number of sides for the dice. Roll that many n-sided dice and store the values an array. Take the number of sides of the dice and the number of dice as typed inputs from the user. Output should be a comma separated list of the die numbers with no spaces like this:
   6,4,1,3,1
4. HARD: Write a script that will simulate the roll of an UNFAIR 6-sided die. Instead of each side having an even chance of coming up (1/6 = 16.7%), the middle numbers should be favored. There should be a 20% chance of rolling a 2, 3, 4, or 5, and only a 10% chance of rolling a 1 or a 6. Hint: You will need the round function and some other simple math. This is hard because of the thinking involved, not because of the coding; in fact, you can write it in one (sort of complex) line of code.

Answer 1

`Hey,

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a)

clc
clear all
close all
n=randi([1,6],1,1)

b)

clc
clear all
close all
n=input('Enter number of sides: ');
randi([1,n],1,1)

c)

clc
clear all
close all
n=input('Enter number of sides: ');
num=input('Number of times to roll? ');
v=[];
for i=1:num
v(i)=randi([1,n],1,1);
end
fprintf('%d,',v(1:end-1));
fprintf('%d\n',v(end));

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