(2 marks) Using MATALB, refer to matrix A and do the following: 12 10 8 CO...

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(2 marks) Using MATALB, refer to matrix A and do the following: 12 10 8 CO 6 A = 5 5.3 5.6 5.9 0.1 10 100 2.a) Create this matrix using colon operator, linspace), and logspace respectively for each raw. 2.b) Create matrix B by extraction the elements in green color from matrix A. 2.c) Create vector C by extraction the elements in red from matrix A. 2.d) Create matrix D by repeating the third column two times and the second column three times. 2.e) Replace the elements in black color in matrix A with third and last elements in vector C. 2.f) Delete the first and third column of matrix A. 2.g) Is it valid to add an element at A(3,5)? If yes, then add a value equal to 35 at that location. 2.h) Is it valid to delete an element at A(4,6)? If yes, then delete that element. the toolbar press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac). (2 marks) Using MATALB, refer to matrix A and do the following: 12 10 8 CO 6 A = 5 5.3 5.6 5.9 0.1 10 100 2.a) Create this matrix using colon operator, linspace), and logspace respectively for each raw. 2.b) Create matrix B by extraction the elements in green color from matrix A. 2.c) Create vector C by extraction the elements in red from matrix A. 2.d) Create matrix D by repeating the third column two times and the second column three times. 2.e) Replace the elements in black color in matrix A with third and last elements in vector C. 2.f) Delete the first and third column of matrix A. 2.g) Is it valid to add an element at A(3,5)? If yes, then add a value equal to 35 at that location. 2.h) Is it valid to delete an element at A(4,6)? If yes, then delete that element. the toolbar press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac).

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