Demonstrate a clever way to generate a d-block diagonal matrix in MATLAB. The matrix should be of size A which has row = d^2 and col = d^2. d starts at 5 and increases by an increment of 5 until 50. The d-blocks in the diagonal matrix are size d by d. d rows tall per block x d blocks = d² total rowsd rows talld columns wide per block x d blocks = d² total columnsd columns wideHZEROSOutside theblocksNon-zeroelements insidethe blocks⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ZEROSOutside theblocksLLLNon-zeroelements insidethe blocks

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Demonstrate a clever way to generate a d-block diagonal matrix in MATLAB. The matrix should be of size A which has row = d^2 and col = d^2. d starts at 5 and increases by an increment of 5 until 50. The d-blocks in the diagonal matrix are size d by d.

d rows tall per block x d blocks = d² total rows
d rows tall
d columns wide per block x d blocks = d² total columns
d columns wide
H
ZEROS
Outside the
blocks
Non-zero
elements inside
the blocks
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
ZEROS
Outside the
blocks
LLL
Non-zero
elements inside
the blocks

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In order to generate a d-block diagonal matrix in MATLAB with the specified properties, utilise a loop to construct the individual d-blocks and then arrange them into the final diagonal matrix.

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