Consider Y as a 100-by-100 matrix. Which of the following statements will extract the maximum value in each column in Y? Select one: a. max(Y(:)) b. max(Y, 'allelements') c. max(Y,[1,1) d. max(Y, max(Y)) e. max(Y,[1, 2) DAXO JAR 16/04/

Consider Y as a 100-by-100 matrix. Which of the following statements will extract the maximum value in each column in Y? Select one: a. max(Y(:)) b. max(Y, 'allelements') c. max(Y,[1,1) d. max(Y, max(Y)) e. max(Y,[1, 2) DAXO JAR 16/04/

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each column in Y?
Select one:
a. max(Y(:))
b. max(Y, 'allelements')
c. max(Y, [], 1)
d. max(Y, max(Y))
e. max(Y, [], 2)

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