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In a one dimensional random walk the position of the walker is computed by: % xj = xj + s % where s is a random number. Write a program that calculates the number of % steps required for the walker to reach a boundary x = ±B. Use MATLAB’s % built-in function randn(1,1) to calculate s . Run the program 100 times (by % using a loop) and calculate the average number of steps when B = 10 .
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