Page 7 [x?, (x+1)², (x+2)². (x+1)², (x+2)², (x+3)²] Array B [x³, (x+1)³, (x+2)³, (x+1)3, (x+2)³, (x+3)³, (x+2)³, (x+3)³, (x+4)³) The program should then compute the product of the arrays using matrix multiplication rules (https://www.mathwarehouse.com/algebra/matrix/multiply-matrix.php) and print the resulting array with exactly one space after each element (including the last one in a row) and each row on a new line, as shown in the example. For example: Input Result 4392 7976 13156 6532 11925 19748

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Please help me with this issue i'm facing, I have to write a C Program to do the following:

Write a C program which uses Scanf() to take a test integer (x) which will create the following arrays:
Page 7
[x², (x+1)², (x+2)²,
(x+1)?, (x+2)², (x+3)²]
Array B
[x³, (x+1)³, (x+2)³,
(x+1)³, (x+2)³, (x+3)³,
(x+2)°, (x+3)³, (x+4)³]
The program should then compute the product of the arrays using matrix multiplication rules (https://www.mathwarehouse.com/algebra/matrix/multiply-matrix.php) and print the resulting
array with exactly one space after each element (including the last one in a row) and each row on a new line, as shown in the example.
For example:
Input Result
3
4392 7976 13156
6532 11925 19748
Transcribed Image Text:Write a C program which uses Scanf() to take a test integer (x) which will create the following arrays: Page 7 [x², (x+1)², (x+2)², (x+1)?, (x+2)², (x+3)²] Array B [x³, (x+1)³, (x+2)³, (x+1)³, (x+2)³, (x+3)³, (x+2)°, (x+3)³, (x+4)³] The program should then compute the product of the arrays using matrix multiplication rules (https://www.mathwarehouse.com/algebra/matrix/multiply-matrix.php) and print the resulting array with exactly one space after each element (including the last one in a row) and each row on a new line, as shown in the example. For example: Input Result 3 4392 7976 13156 6532 11925 19748
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