Create an .m-file that asks the user to enter two separate integer values between 1 and 10 with

the input command. Each integer value should serve as a seed value to use for a pseudo-random

number generation. Most pseudo-random number generators are built on algorithms involving

some kind of recursive method starting from a base value that is determined by an input called

the "seed". Thus the same seed will result in the same list of "random numbers". This is why

different seeds are required to change the output of a pseudo-random number generator.

Matlab's seed can be changed through the use of the 'rng' command, the documentation for

which can be found on the mathworks.com website (note that you will need to change the seed

twice, once for the random number of rows, and again for the number of columns). Now that

you have created two different seeds, use these to generate a randomly sized matrix filled with

random elements via the 'rand' command (which can also be found on the mathworks website).

Using conditional statements, check if the matrix is square and display the output along with the

matrixs dimensions using the 'size' command.

use matlab. please explain how to solve this. thank you