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Assuming tequals[10 20; 17 5] and vequals[10 11; 5 12; 6 12] are currently stored in MATLAB's workspace, what is the output of each of the following statements? Question content area bottom Part 1 (a) Aequalst(1,1)plusv(1,1); The output of this statement is scalar . Part 2 The command states that the variable A is equal to 20. (Type a whole number.) Part 3 (b) Bequalst[1,1]plusv[1,1]; The output of this statement is error message . Part 4 (c) Cequalststarv; The output of this statement is error message . Part 5 (d) Dequalsvstart; The output of this statement is 2 times 3 matrix . Part 6 The command states that the variable D is equal to left bracket Start 3 By 2 Matrix 1st Row 1st Column nothing 2nd Column nothing 2nd Row 1st Column nothing 2nd Column nothing 3rd Row 1st Column nothing 2nd Column nothing EndMatrix right bracket . (Type the whole numbers.)

          Assuming tequals[10 20; 17 5] and vequals[10 11; 5 12; 6 12] are currently stored in MATLAB's workspace, what is the output of each of the following statements?
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Part 1
(a) Aequalst(1,1)plusv(1,1);
The output of this statement is 
scalar
.
Part 2
The command states that the variable A is equal to 
  
20. (Type a whole number.)
Part 3
(b) Bequalst[1,1]plusv[1,1];
The output of this statement is 
error message
.
Part 4
(c) Cequalststarv;
The output of this statement is 
error message
.
Part 5
(d) Dequalsvstart;
The output of this statement is 
2 times 3 matrix
.
Part 6
The command states that the variable D is equal to left bracket Start 3 By 2 Matrix 1st Row 1st Column nothing 2nd Column nothing 2nd Row 1st Column nothing 2nd Column nothing 3rd Row 1st Column nothing 2nd Column nothing EndMatrix right bracket 
  
  
  
  
  
  
 . (Type the whole numbers.)

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