Q5:(A) If the matrix A = [3 5 7; 10 11 12; 2 4 6; 13 14 15], find (5 only) (1. A([23],[21])2. A (3,:)3. A(:,2)=[]4. CA([2 1 4 3],:)5. A'6. Size(A)

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Chapter6: Matrices And Determinants

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Q5: (A) If the matrix A = [3 5 7; 10 11 12; 2 4 6; 13 14 15], find (5 only) ( 1. A([23],[21]) 2. A (3,:) 3. A(:,2)=[] 4. CA([2 1 4 3],:) 5. A' 6. Siro(A)