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Let Matrix2 be a 10x10 of ones. Let Matrix2Sum be a vector that contains the cumulative...

Let Matrix2 be a 10x10 of ones. Let Matrix2Sum be a vector that contains the cumulative sum or
all entries in Matrix2. What is the length of Matrix2Sum? (hint: Matrix2Sum must be a vector.
Consider using the “:” operator). Enter commands that supports your answer. Can you find this
answer with 1 line of code (and without using any variablles)

MATLAB

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MATLAB Code :

Matrix2 = ones(10,10) % creating a matrix of 10x10 of ones
Matrix2Sum = reshape(cumsum(Matrix2),1,[]) % storing the cumulative sum or all entries in Matrix2 And then converting Matrix2Sum to row vector
size(Matrix2Sum) % printing the length of the vector Matrix2Sum

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