Solve using MATLAB

2. Given the matrices R, S, and T, use MATLAB array operators (i.e., DO NOT assign the elements individually) to create the new matrices. Write down the MATLAB command (USE ONLY ONE EXECUTABLE STATEMENT). (3 Points) a. Create a 2 x 3 matrix A, where the first row of A is comprised of the odd elements of R, and the second row of A contains the elements in the fourth column of s. b. Create a 3 x 3 matrix B, where the first row of B is the middle three elements of T, the second row of B is the first three elements of R, and the third row of B is the first column of s. B = C. Create a 4 x 3 matrix C, where the first column in C is the last four elements of R, the second column of C is the third row of s, and the third column of C are the first 4 elements of T. 2. Given the matrices R, S, and T, use MATLAB array operators (i.e., DO NOT assign the elements individually) to create the new matrices. Write down the MATLAB command (USE ONLY ONE EXECUTABLE STATEMENT). (3 Points) a. Create a 2 x 3 matrix A, where the first row of A is comprised of the odd elements of R, and the second row of A contains the elements in the fourth column of s. b. Create a 3 x 3 matrix B, where the first row of B is the middle three elements of T, the second row of B is the first three elements of R, and the third row of B is the first column of s. B = C. Create a 4 x 3 matrix C, where the first column in C is the last four elements of R, the second column of C is the third row of s, and the third column of C are the first 4 elements of T