MY K-ID is = K00447935

MY K-ID is = K00447935

Create one script to answer questions for HW 1.1 and 1.2 Home Work 1.1 1. Create matrix A shown in the format below using colon operator for the first row, 40 1 2 3 4 5 6 2. Use one command to extract '4' from first row of variable 'A' and save it in a new variable 'B 3. Use one command that will add 'B, with element at location (2,4) of A' and save the result in 4. Extract the row containing your K-ld and save into a new variable called 'kID 5. Add a comment to specify the dimensions of variable 'kID? Hints for HW1.1: Useoperator to create the first row of A then switch to the next row using and then define the numbers of your K-ID separating them using comma,or spaces. eg. A-[m:n:1 2] Find the row and column number in which '4' is location in A, then form the index pair to address that location. eg. A(m,n) is an element in A on the mth row and nth column Add number at location (2,4) of A to B. eg. A(m,n)+B Access all elements only in the 2nd row and extract them to 'kID' eg. A(1,:) will access 1st row . write down the dimension of 'kID, using %. eg. % m x n which means m rows by n columns Create one script to answer questions for HW 1.1 and 1.2 Home Work 1.1 1. Create matrix A shown in the format below using colon operator for the first row, 40 1 2 3 4 5 6 2. Use one command to extract '4' from first row of variable 'A' and save it in a new variable 'B 3. Use one command that will add 'B, with element at location (2,4) of A' and save the result in 4. Extract the row containing your K-ld and save into a new variable called 'kID 5. Add a comment to specify the dimensions of variable 'kID? Hints for HW1.1: Useoperator to create the first row of A then switch to the next row using and then define the numbers of your K-ID separating them using comma,or spaces. eg. A-[m:n:1 2] Find the row and column number in which '4' is location in A, then form the index pair to address that location. eg. A(m,n) is an element in A on the mth row and nth column Add number at location (2,4) of A to B. eg. A(m,n)+B Access all elements only in the 2nd row and extract them to 'kID' eg. A(1,:) will access 1st row . write down the dimension of 'kID, using %. eg. % m x n which means m rows by n columns