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Category > Management Posted 17 Feb 2018 My Price 5.00

housing affordability index

A file houseafford.dat stores in its three lines years, median incomes, and median home prices for a city. The dollar amounts are in thousands. For example, it might look like this:

Create a file in this format, and then load the information into a matrix. The ratio of the home price to the income is called the “housing affordability index.” Calculate this for every year and plot it. The x-axis should show the years (e.g., 2004 to 2011). Store the handle of the plot in a variable and use get to see the properties and set to change at least one.

 

 
 

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Status NEW Posted 17 Feb 2018 10:02 PM My Price 5.00

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