If a and b are two non-empty numerical row vectors (of the same length L) present in Matlab Workspace, what command would you use to create a new 2 x L matrix, called d, that is a combination of a and b (a elements are in the first row and elements of b are in the second row)? d = transpose(a, b) d = a _ b d = [a; b] d = a .* (1/b)

If a and b are two non-empty numerical row vectors (of the same length L) present in Matlab Workspace, what command would you use to create a new 2 x L matrix, called d, that is a combination of a and b (a elements are in the first row and elements of b are in the second row)? d = transpose(a, b) d = a _ b d = [a; b] d = a .* (1/b)

Database System Concepts

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