MATLAB

Define the following matrices in MATLAB: A=(33matrixofrandomnumbers),B=400050006. Then, answer the following: (a) Use matrix multiplication to compute the product C=AB. Store the result in a matrix called C. (b) Using nested for loops (i.e., a "loop inside a loop"), compute the element-wise quotient of C and A, one element at a time, without, using the ./ operator. Store the result in a matrix called C_over_A. Note: In practice, we should always use the MATLAB operators . *, ./, and . - for elementwise operations on non-scalar arrays. Here we are simply doing this as an exercise to get comfortable with loops. Hint: You can generate a matrix of random numbers using the built-in functions rand or randn (use the help command for details). Note: It is possible (though unlikely) for one of the random elements of A to be 0 , which causes a