Write a complete program to generate the following 6x6 matrix. In order to generate the matrix, program will take an integer number from the keyboard (let's say n) and numbers in generated matrix will depend on entered integer. Please note that, you are NOT assigning these values to a matrix with assignment operator or initializer-list directly. These matrices must be generated with appropriate loops. After generating matrix, please write the output on screen. You can find examples below for two different entries, by examining these examples you will try to find the relation between numbers. if n-3 32 10-1-2 420-2-4-6 52 -1 -4 -7 -10 62 -2 -6 -10 -14 7 2-3 -8-13-18 8 2 -4-10-16 -22 if n=7 7 654 32 6 4 20-2 630 -3 -6 8 9 10 62-2-6-10 11 6 1-4-9-14 12 6 e-6-12-18

Write a complete program to generate the following 6x6 matrix. In order to generate the matrix, program will take an integer number from the keyboard (let's say n) and numbers in generated matrix will depend on entered integer. Please note that, you are NOT assigning these values to a matrix with assignment operator or initializer-list directly. These matrices must be generated with appropriate loops. After generating matrix, please write the output on screen. You can find examples below for two different entries, by examining these examples you will try to find the relation between numbers. if n-3 32 10-1-2 420-2-4-6 52 -1 -4 -7 -10 62 -2 -6 -10 -14 7 2-3 -8-13-18 8 2 -4-10-16 -22 if n=7 7 654 32 6 4 20-2 630 -3 -6 8 9 10 62-2-6-10 11 6 1-4-9-14 12 6 e-6-12-18

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