Consider the following matrix: Use MATLAB to determine the LU factorization without pivoting Also; use obtained result to compute the determinant: (Without using the builtin MATLAB command det) (Round the final answers to three decimal places and the determinant to the nearest whole number:) The elements of [L] = 0.25 The elements of [U]J 6.25 The value of a The value of b The value of c The value of d The value of f The value of g
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