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Write a MATLAB program that finds the maximum element in a matrix. You program should first ask users to enter the matrix. Solution %finding the maximum value element in matrix fprintf(\'enter the matrix B\') A=input(\'enter the matrix A\') q=max(max(A));%maximum element in matrix fprintf(\'maximum element matrix is :\') disp(q).

Write a MATLAB program that finds the maximum element in a matrix. You program should
first ask users to enter the matrix.
Solution
%finding the maximum value element in matrix
fprintf('enter the matrix B')
A=input('enter the matrix A')
q=max(max(A));%maximum element in matrix
fprintf('maximum element matrix is :')
disp(q)

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