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28) Give an example to illustrate the difference between the linspace function and the colon operator.
29) A = [2; 7; 4] write this Matlab command in a different way.
30) Create a 4 by 3 matrix W and fill it with the
following values M =
12 71 44 1 5 65 6 5 4 2 5 62
31) Create a 4 by 3 matrix R and fill it with the
following values M =
3 2 43 11 4 65 21 65 7 21 23 9
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