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In this problem, you will write code that computes the Kronecker product of two arrays. Suppose A is a numeric array of size r-by-c and B is a numeric array of size n-by-m. Then the Kronecker product of A with B is a numeric array, of dimension rn-by-cm, de ned as:
product of A with B is a numeric array, of dimension rn-by-cm, defined as:
C = [ a11B a12B ... a1cB a21B a22B ... a2cB ar1B ar3B ... arc B]
Notation: Here, aij refers to the element of A in row i and column j. Hence, the expression a12B means the scalar a12 multiplied by the array D, resulting in an array that is the same dimension as B.
For example if A = [1 2 3 4] and B = [1 10 100], then C, the Kronecker Product of A with B, would be
C = [1 10 100 2 20 200 3 30 300 4 40 400]
Using for loops write code that assigns to the variable C the Kronecker product of the variable A with the variable B. Test your code for many different values and sizes of A and B to ensure it is correct.
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