Can I get randsample() to output zero?

I current have a code like this in MATLAB:

bias = 2; AD = randsample(100,1,1,linspace(1,bias,100));

This makes it 2 times more likely for me to get a value of AD = 100 than to get a value of AD = 1. However, AD can only be between 1 and 10. I want it to be possible that AD = 0, in other words AD be between 0 and 10. How can I do this?

Thank you

[Adam]

Don't you mean AD can be between 1 and 100, but you want it to be between 0 and 100?

[Kyle Miller]

Yes, this is what I mean. Sorry about that typo.

Answer 1

[Adam]

bias = 2; AD = randsample(101,1,1,[1 linspace(1,bias,100)]) - 1;

would seem to achieve that though it depends what kind of bias you want for 0. Here it is equal to the bias for 1

[Kyle Miller]

That is almost perfect! This should let me do what I want to do. The idea is that 100 would be "bias" times more likely to be produced than 0 and your suggestion captures this. The "in between" 0 and 100 is not quite the distribution I exactly want, but it is close enough.