Q2: In this question, you will write a Python function to compute the Hadamard product of two matrices. The Hadamard product is the "component-wise" product of two matrices. That is, each entry of the product matrix is equal to the product of its corresponding entries of the input matrices. Here is an example: a11a21a31a12a22a32a13a23a33b11b21b31b12b22b32b13b23b33=a11b11a21b21a31b31a12b12a22b22a32b32a13b13a23b23a33b33. A B Hadamard product of A and B Write a Python function to compute the Hadamard product of two matrices as follows. a) The inputs to the function are two matrices. b) The function should check whether the two matrices have the same size. If not, it should print "The input matrices are not of the same size". c) If two matrices are of the same size, the function computes the Hadamard product and returns the answer. Use for loops to compute the Hadamard product. 1- Include your code in your report. 2-Call your function with the following matrices as input. Include the result in your report. A=[133441],B=[1368] 3-Call your function with the following matrix as input. Include the result in your report. A=[1368],B=[2145]