Solution that Suppose N is a (4x2) matrix. Thisprogram segment find the minimum* .value in N1.....For I = 1 To 4For J = 1 To 22-...3-...4-....5-.... 1-Min = N(1, 1) 2-lf N(I, J) >Min Then 3-Min= N(I, J) 4-End If 5-Next J, I1-Min = N(1, 1) 2-lf N(I, J) < Min Then 3-Min= N(I, J) 4-End If 5-Next I , J1-Min = N(1, 1) 2-lf N(I, J) < Min Then 3-Min= N(I, J) 4-End If 5-Next J , I1-Min = N(1, 1) 2-If N(I, J) < Min Then 3-Min= N(I, J) 4-Next J, 1 5-End If%3D%3D

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Suppose N is a (4x2) matrix. This program segment find the minimum * .value in N 1-.... For I = 1 To 4 For J = 1 To 2 2-.....

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