(a) Create a matrix Ga such that its first row includes the elements of the second column of K followed by the elements of the fifth column of K, the second row of Ga include the first six elements of the second row of K, and the third row of Ga includes the last six elements of the third row of K. (b) Create a matrix Gb in which the first two rows and columns 3 through 6 of K.

(a) Create a matrix Ga such that its first row includes the elements of the second column of K followed by the elements of the fifth column of K, the second row of Ga include the first six elements of the second row of K, and the third row of Ga includes the last six elements of the third row of K. (b) Create a matrix Gb in which the first two rows and columns 3 through 6 of K.

Database System Concepts

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