I need the answer as soon as possible Q2/ Create the following matrix M (5x5) (do not type individual elements explicitly):246.81010203040using matlab 543212536 49648136.9.1215Use the matrix M to: (do not type individual elements explicitly)(a) Create an eight-elements column vector named A that contains the first row of Mfollowed by the middle three elements of the third column of M, then change the middleelements to the average and summation of the new vector.(b) Create a ten-elements column vector named B that contains the elements of thesecond row of M, followed by the elemerelements of the new vector ascendingly.of the fourth column of M, then sort the(c) Make a vector C of 5 random numbers between -10 and 10, then replace the maindiagonal of M with C.(d) Create a magic square N (5x5), then show which mathematical operations can beperformed between the N and M matrices.

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