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2) Write a for loop over the index i. This for loop will execute a piece of code for 20 times, each time producing an array of 100 random numbers and storing it in a new variable called ‘variable_i’. As a result, when the for loop is finished running, there should be 20 variables stored in your workspace named variable_1 to variable_20 each containing 100 random numbers. (Take a screenshot of your code and a screenshot of your workspace showing the 20 variables in your workspace.). Now Create a matrix of size 100x20 and call it ‘A’. Fill the columns of ‘A’ with the 20 variables (variable_1, …, variable_20). Hint: use variable_{loop index}
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