The following MATLAB program is written to calculate the square roots of all even integers between 0 and N (0 and N are excluded), where N is a positive integer provided by the user. Then, the program creates a matrix of two columns such that the first column is for the even integers, and the second is for their square roots. N=input("Enter a positive value of N: "); k=1; for i=1:N-1 R=mod(1,2); if R==1 num(k)=i; Statement1 k=k+1; end end Statement 2 disp(M) 1. The given script contains: a 2 errors b. 1 error c. 0 error d. More than 2 errors 2. Statement 1 is: a num_sr-sqrt(1): b. num_sr(k)=num(k).^2 c. num_sr(k)=sqrt(num(k)): d. none of the above 3. Statement 2 is: a. M=[num num_sq]: b. M=[num num_sq]: c. M=[num num_sq'); d. M=[num_sq num"); 4. Line 2 should be replaced by: a. k=1: b. There are no mistakes in line 2. It should remain as it is. c. k=0 d. k=1