One can also do element-wise multiplication with vectors and matrices in MATLAB (Hademardl product). It is, however, different syntax than multiplying scalar values. For example, if we wanted to multiply a vector x by the scalar 4 in other words, scale the vector by 4), we would simply write the code 4 x. This syntax does not work if we want to multiply x by another vector, say y. In order to do element-wise multplication for vectors and matrices, we need to add a dot to our mathematical operator. Instead of x y. we would write the code x y. The need for tben next to the operstor is only necessary for multiplication and division. Addition and subtraction follows the normal, 2) You have two Matrices, X and Y. Assume that they are the correct dimensions (i.e. Both rows and columns are equal). Write the MATLAB code to do the following. a) Add X and Y b) Subtract Y from>X o) Multiply X and Y d) Divide Y by X e) A Cubed (Hint: rememberthat X raised to the third power is the same as X times X times X)