write a script that will add up terms of the given sequence until the sum first exceeds or is equal to the given number m. the output should consists of a. terms added b. sum of those terms in matlab

You can write a script in MATLAB to add up terms of a given sequence until the sum first exceeds or is equal to a given number m using a loop. Here's an example of how you can do it:

main.m
% Define the sequence
sequence = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5];

% Define the given number
m = 10;

% Initialize variables
termsAdded = [];
sumOfTerms = 0;

% Loop through the sequence until the sum exceeds or is equal to m
for i = 1:length(sequence)
    % Add the current term to the sum
    sumOfTerms = sumOfTerms + sequence(i);
    
    % Add the current term to the list of terms added
    termsAdded = [termsAdded, sequence(i)];
    
    % Break the loop if the sum exceeds or is equal to m
    if sumOfTerms >= m
        break;
    end
end

% Display the terms added and the sum of those terms
disp("Terms Added:")
disp(termsAdded)
disp("Sum of Terms:")
disp(sumOfTerms)
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In this example, the sequence is defined as [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] and the given number m is 10. The script uses a for loop to iterate through the sequence, adding each term to the sum and appending it to the list of terms added. The loop breaks when the sum exceeds or is equal to m. Finally, the script displays the terms added and the sum of those terms.

Note: You can change the values of sequence and m to match your specific requirements.

Hope this helps!

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