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href="matlab:matlab.internal.language.introspective.errorDocCallback('vertcat')"
style="font-weight:bold">vertcat</a>
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href="matlab:matlab.internal.language.introspective.errorDocCallback('h4_2024_1',
'E:\Belgelerim\MATLAB\h4_2024_1.m', 1)" style="font-weight:bold">h4_2024_1</a> (<a
href="matlab: opentoline('E:\Belgelerim\MATLAB\h4_2024_1.m',1,0)">line 1</a>)
matris = [1:3;4:6;7:8]
}#
h4_2024_1

matris =

1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9

matris(2,3)

ans =

h4_2024_1
"Toplam = " "45"

h4_2024_1
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compare values for equality using '=='.
}#
h4_2024_1
{#Undefined function 'toplam' for input arguments of type 'char'.

Error in <a
href="matlab:matlab.internal.language.introspective.errorDocCallback('h4_2024_1',
'E:\Belgelerim\MATLAB\h4_2024_1.m', 6)" style="font-weight:bold">h4_2024_1</a> (<a
href="matlab: opentoline('E:\Belgelerim\MATLAB\h4_2024_1.m',6,0)">line 6</a>)
toplam += matris(i,j);
}#
a=3

a =

a+=7
a+=7
↑
{#Incorrect use of '=' operator. Assign a value to a variable using '=' and
compare values for equality using '=='.
}#
a=a+7

a =
 10

h4_2024_2

i =

1
4
7

i =

2
5
8

i =

3
6
9

h4_2024_2

toplam =

6
15
24

matris

matris =

1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9

h4_2024_2

toplam =

45

h4_2024_2

toplam =

h4_2024_2

i =

1
i =

i =

toplam =

matris

matris =

1 2 3

h4_2024_2

toplam =

45

matris

matris =

1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9

h4_2024_3
"1. Köşegen Toplamı = " "15"

h4_2024_3
"1. Köşegen Toplamı = " "15"

"2. Köşegen Toplamı = " "15"

h4_2024_3
"1. Köşegen Toplamı = " "17"

"2. Köşegen Toplamı = " "17"

matris

matris =

1 2 3
4 5 6
9 10 11

h4_2024_4
Bir tamsayı giriniz :5
h4_2024_4
Bir tamsayı giriniz (n>0) :-5
Girdiğiniz sayı negatiftir.
h4_2024_4
Bir tamsayı giriniz (n>0) :3
Faktoriyel =
h4_2024_4
Bir tamsayı giriniz (n>0) :5

faktoriyel =

120

ans =

h4_2024_4
Bir tamsayı giriniz (n>0) :3

faktoriyel =

h4_2024_4
Bir tamsayı giriniz (n>0) :3
Faktoriyel =3

ans =

h4_2024_4
Bir tamsayı giriniz (n>0) :3
Faktoriyel = 6
h4_2024_4
Bir tamsayı giriniz (n>0) :3
Faktoriyel = 6
h4_2024_5
Bir sayı gir (0,1,-1):6
Lütfen istenen değerlerden birini girin!
h4_2024_5
Bir sayı gir (0,1,-1):0
Girilen sayı 0.
h4_2024_5
Bir sayı gir (0,1,-1,-2):-2
Sayı -1 veya -2
help switch
<strong>switch</strong> Switch among several cases based on expression.
The general form of the <strong>switch</strong> statement is:

<strong>switch</strong> switch_expr
CASE case_expr,
statement, ..., statement
CASE {case_expr1, case_expr2, case_expr3,...}
statement, ..., statement
...
OTHERWISE,
 statement, ..., statement
END

The statements following the first CASE where the switch_expr matches
the case_expr are executed. When the case expression is a cell array
(as in the second case above), the case_expr matches if any of the
elements of the cell array match the switch expression. If none of
the case expressions match the switch expression then the OTHERWISE
case is executed (if it exists). Only one CASE is executed and
execution resumes with the statement after the END.

The switch_expr can be a scalar or a character vector. A scalar

switch_expr matches a case_expr if switch_expr==case_expr. A character
vector switch_expr matches a case_expr if strcmp(switch_expr,case_expr)
returns 1 (true).

Only the statements between the matching CASE and the next CASE,
OTHERWISE, or END are executed. Unlike C, the <strong>switch</strong>
statement
does not fall through (so BREAKs are unnecessary).

Example:

To execute a certain block of code based on what the character vector,

METHOD, is set to,

method = 'Bilinear';

switch lower(method)
case {'linear','bilinear'}
disp('Method is linear')
case 'cubic'
disp('Method is cubic')
case 'nearest'
disp('Method is nearest')
otherwise
disp('Unknown method.')
end

Method is linear

See also <a href="matlab:help case -displayBanner">case</a>, <a

href="matlab:help otherwise -displayBanner">otherwise</a>, <a href="matlab:help if
-displayBanner">if</a>, <a href="matlab:help while -displayBanner">while</a>, <a
href="matlab:help for -displayBanner">for</a>, <a href="matlab:help end -
displayBanner">end</a>.

<a href="matlab:doc switch">Documentation for switch</a>

h4_2024_5
Bir sayı gir (0,1,-1,-2):10
Girilen sayı 0.
weekday(date,'long','tr-TR')

ans =

help weekday
 <strong>weekday</strong> Day of week.
DAYNUM = <strong>weekday</strong>(T) returns the day of the week number for
each element
of T. T is a numeric array containing serial date numbers. T can also
be a cell vector, character matrix, or string array containing date
strings in one of the following formats (see DATESTR for more details
about date formats):

* mm/dd/yyyy
* dd-mmm-yyyy
* yyyy-mm-dd

For dates in another format, use

<strong>weekday</strong>(DATENUM(DATE,FORMAT)).

<strong>weekday</strong> assigns the days of the week the following values in

DAYNUM:

Sun: 1, Mon: 2, Tue: 3, Wed: 4, Thu: 5, Fri: 6, Sat: 7

[DAYNUM,DAYNAME] = <strong>weekday</strong>(T) also returns the day name for

each
element of T. DAYNAME contains short day names in English.

[DAYNUM,DAYNAME] = <strong>weekday</strong>(T, DAYFORM) controls the format of

the names
in DAYNAME. When DAYFORM is 'short' (the default), <strong>weekday</strong>
returns
short day names. When DAYFORM is 'long', <strong>weekday</strong> returns full
day
names.

[DAYNUM,DAYNAME] = <strong>weekday</strong>(T, LANGUAGE) controls the language

of the
names in DAYNAME. When LANGUAGE is 'en_US' (the default),
<strong>weekday</strong>
returns English day names. When LANGUAGE is 'local', <strong>weekday</strong>
returns
names in the local language.

DAYFORM and LANGUAGE are optional and can be combined in any order
following T.

Examples:
[num,name] = weekday(728647)
[num,name] = weekday('19-Dec-1994')
[num,name] = weekday('19-Dec-1994','long','local')
[num,name] = weekday(datenum('12/19/1994','mm/dd/yyyy'))

See also <a href="matlab:help datetime -displayBanner">datetime</a>, <a

href="matlab:help eomday -displayBanner">eomday</a>.

<a href="matlab:doc weekday">Documentation for weekday</a>

[gg,nn]=weekday(728647)

gg =

2
nn =

'Mon'

h4_2024_6
Haftanın gününü sayı olarak girin:2
Salı
h4_2024_7
h4_2024_7
rand

ans =

0.8147

help rand
<strong>rand</strong> Uniformly distributed pseudorandom numbers.
R = <strong>rand</strong>(N) returns an N-by-N matrix containing pseudorandom
values drawn
from the standard uniform distribution on the open interval(0,1).
<strong>rand</strong>(M,N)
or <strong>rand</strong>([M,N]) returns an M-by-N matrix.
<strong>rand</strong>(M,N,P,...) or
<strong>rand</strong>([M,N,P,...]) returns an M-by-N-by-P-by-... array.
<strong>rand</strong> returns a
scalar. <strong>rand</strong>(SIZE(A)) returns an array the same size as A.

Note: The size inputs M, N, P, ... should be nonnegative integers.

Negative integers are treated as 0.

R = <strong>rand</strong>(..., CLASSNAME) returns an array of uniform values of

the
specified class. CLASSNAME can be 'double' or 'single'.

R = <strong>rand</strong>(..., 'like', Y) is an array of uniform values with

the same
data type and complexity (real or complex) as the numeric variable Y.

The sequence of numbers produced by <strong>rand</strong> is determined by the

settings of
the uniform random number generator that underlies <strong>rand</strong>,
RANDI, and RANDN.
Control that shared random number generator using RNG.

Examples:

Example 1: Generate values from the uniform distribution on the

interval (a, b).
r = a + (b-a).*rand(100,1);

Example 2: Use the RANDI function, instead of <strong>rand</strong>, to

generate
integer values from the uniform distribution on the set 1:100.
r = randi(100,1,5);

Example 3: Reset the random number generator used by <strong>rand</strong>,

RANDI, and
 RANDN to its default startup settings, so that <strong>rand</strong>
produces the same
random numbers as if you restarted MATLAB.
rng('default')
rand(1,5)

Example 4: Save the settings for the random number generator used by
<strong>rand</strong>, RANDI, and RANDN, generate 5 values from
<strong>rand</strong>, restore the
settings, and repeat those values.
s = rng
u1 = rand(1,5)
rng(s);
u2 = rand(1,5) % contains exactly the same values as u1

Example 5: Reinitialize the random number generator used by

<strong>rand</strong>,
RANDI, and RANDN with a seed based on the current time.
<strong>rand</strong> will
return different values each time you do this. NOTE: It is usually
not necessary to do this more than once per MATLAB session.
rng('shuffle');
rand(1,5)

See <a href="matlab:helpview([docroot '\techdoc\math\

math.map'],'update_random_number_generator')">Replace Discouraged Syntaxes of rand
and randn</a> to use RNG to replace
<strong>rand</strong> with the 'seed', 'state', or 'twister' inputs.

See also <a href="matlab:help randi -displayBanner">randi</a>, <a

href="matlab:help randn -displayBanner">randn</a>, <a href="matlab:help rng -
displayBanner">rng</a>, <a href="matlab:help RandStream -
displayBanner">RandStream</a>, <a href="matlab:help RandStream/rand -
displayBanner">RandStream/rand</a>,
<a href="matlab:help sprand -displayBanner">sprand</a>, <a
href="matlab:help sprandn -displayBanner">sprandn</a>, <a href="matlab:help
randperm -displayBanner">randperm</a>.

<a href="matlab:doc rand">Documentation for rand</a>

<a
href="matlab:matlab.internal.language.introspective.overloads.displayOverloads('ran
d')">Other uses of rand</a>

randi
{#Error using <a
href="matlab:matlab.internal.language.introspective.errorDocCallback('randi')"
style="font-weight:bold">randi</a>
Not enough input arguments.
}#
help randi -displayBanner
--- help for <strong>randi</strong> ---

<strong>randi</strong> Pseudorandom integers from a uniform discrete distribution.

R = <strong>randi</strong>(IMAX,N) returns an N-by-N matrix containing
pseudorandom
integer values drawn from the discrete uniform distribution on 1:IMAX.
<strong>randi</strong>(IMAX,M,N) or <strong>randi</strong>(IMAX,[M,N]) returns
an M-by-N matrix.
<strong>randi</strong>(IMAX,M,N,P,...) or <strong>randi</strong>(IMAX,
[M,N,P,...]) returns an
M-by-N-by-P-by-... array. <strong>randi</strong>(IMAX) returns a scalar.
<strong>randi</strong>(IMAX,SIZE(A)) returns an array the same size as A.

R = <strong>randi</strong>([IMIN,IMAX],...) returns an array containing integer

values drawn from the discrete uniform distribution on IMIN:IMAX.

Note: The size inputs M, N, P, ... should be nonnegative integers.

Negative integers are treated as 0.

R = <strong>randi</strong>(..., CLASSNAME) returns an array of integer values

of class
CLASSNAME.

R = <strong>randi</strong>(..., 'like', Y) returns an array of integer values

with
the same data type and complexity (real or complex) as the numeric
variable Y.

The arrays returned by <strong>randi</strong> may contain repeated integer

values. This
is sometimes referred to as sampling with replacement. To get unique
integer values, sometimes referred to as sampling without replacement,
use RANDPERM.

The sequence of numbers produced by <strong>randi</strong> is determined by the

settings of
the uniform random number generator that underlies RAND, RANDN, and
<strong>randi</strong>.
<strong>randi</strong> uses one uniform random value to create each integer
random value.
Control that shared random number generator using RNG.

Examples:

Example 1: Generate integer values from the uniform distribution on

the set 1:10.
r = randi(10,100,1);

Example 2: Generate an integer array of integer values drawn uniformly

from 1:10.
r = randi(10,100,1,'uint32');

Example 3: Generate integer values drawn uniformly from -10:10.

r = randi([-10 10],100,1);

Example 4: Reset the random number generator used by RAND,

<strong>randi</strong>, and
RANDN to its default startup settings, so that <strong>randi</strong>
produces the same
random numbers as if you restarted MATLAB.
rng('default');
randi(10,1,5)

Example 5: Save the settings for the random number generator used by
RAND, <strong>randi</strong>, and RANDN, generate 5 values from
<strong>randi</strong>, restore the
settings, and repeat those values.
s = rng
 i1 = randi(10,1,5)
rng(s);
i2 = randi(10,1,5) % i2 contains exactly the same values as i1

Example 6: Reinitialize the random number generator used by RAND,

<strong>randi</strong>, and RANDN with a seed based on the current time.
<strong>randi</strong> will
return different values each time you do this. NOTE: It is usually
not necessary to do this more than once per MATLAB session.
rng('shuffle');
randi(10,1,5)

See also <a href="matlab:help rand -displayBanner">rand</a>, <a

href="matlab:help randn -displayBanner">randn</a>, <a href="matlab:help randperm -
displayBanner">randperm</a>, <a href="matlab:help rng -displayBanner">rng</a>, <a
href="matlab:help RandStream -displayBanner">RandStream</a>

<a href="matlab:doc randi">Documentation for randi</a>

<a
href="matlab:matlab.internal.language.introspective.overloads.displayOverloads('ran
di')">Other uses of randi</a>

help randn -displayBanner

--- help for <strong>randn</strong> ---

<strong>randn</strong> Normally distributed pseudorandom numbers.

R = <strong>randn</strong>(N) returns an N-by-N matrix containing pseudorandom
values drawn
from the standard normal distribution. <strong>randn</strong>(M,N) or
<strong>randn</strong>([M,N]) returns
an M-by-N matrix. <strong>randn</strong>(M,N,P,...) or
<strong>randn</strong>([M,N,P,...]) returns an
M-by-N-by-P-by-... array. <strong>randn</strong> returns a scalar.
<strong>randn</strong>(SIZE(A)) returns
an array the same size as A.

Note: The size inputs M, N, P, ... should be nonnegative integers.

Negative integers are treated as 0.

R = <strong>randn</strong>(..., CLASSNAME) returns an array of normal values of

the
specified class. CLASSNAME can be 'double' or 'single'.

R = <strong>randn</strong>(..., 'like', Y) returns an array of normal values

with
the same data type and complexity (real or complex) as the numeric
variable Y.

The sequence of numbers produced by <strong>randn</strong> is determined by the

settings of
the uniform random number generator that underlies RAND,
<strong>randn</strong>, and RANDI.
<strong>randn</strong> uses one or more uniform random values to create each
normal random
value. Control that shared random number generator using RNG.

Examples:

Example 1: Generate values from a normal distribution with mean 1

 and standard deviation 2.
r = 1 + 2.*randn(100,1);

Example 2: Generate values from a bivariate normal distribution with

specified mean vector and covariance matrix.
mu = [1 2];
Sigma = [1 .5; .5 2]; R = chol(Sigma);
z = repmat(mu,100,1) + randn(100,2)*R;

Example 3: Reset the random number generator used by RAND, RANDI, and
<strong>randn</strong> to its default startup settings, so that
<strong>randn</strong> produces the same
random numbers as if you restarted MATLAB.
rng('default');
randn(1,5)

Example 4: Save the settings for the random number generator used by
RAND, RANDI, and <strong>randn</strong>, generate 5 values from
<strong>randn</strong>, restore the
settings, and repeat those values.
s = rng
z1 = randn(1,5)
rng(s);
z2 = randn(1,5) % z2 contains exactly the same values as z1

Example 5: Reinitialize the random number generator used by RAND,

RANDI, and <strong>randn</strong> with a seed based on the current time.
<strong>randn</strong> will
return different values each time you do this. NOTE: It is usually
not necessary to do this more than once per MATLAB session.
rng('shuffle');
randn(1,5)

See <a href="matlab:helpview([docroot '\techdoc\math\

math.map'],'update_random_number_generator')">Replace Discouraged Syntaxes of rand
and randn</a> to use RNG to replace
<strong>randn</strong> with the 'seed' or 'state' inputs.

See also <a href="matlab:help rand -displayBanner">rand</a>, <a

href="matlab:help randi -displayBanner">randi</a>, <a href="matlab:help rng -
displayBanner">rng</a>, <a href="matlab:help RandStream -
displayBanner">RandStream</a>, <a href="matlab:help RandStream/randn -
displayBanner">RandStream/randn</a>

<a href="matlab:doc randn">Documentation for randn</a>

<a
href="matlab:matlab.internal.language.introspective.overloads.displayOverloads('ran
dn')">Other uses of randn</a>

r = 1 + 2.*randn(100,1);
r = 1 + 2.*randn(100,1)

r =

-0.7761
1.2002
-0.0891
1.6070
-0.2007
 1.9799
2.4787
4.4238
0.6118
-3.2767
-0.6792
3.7092
-1.1443
2.9219
1.2481
3.8734
-2.9218
0.6046
-1.4157
6.8160
2.6504
3.7579
-1.1164
0.0628
0.4551
3.1968
0.4443
2.4031
-3.1036
0.2923
-0.6472
-2.1541
2.0159
1.5640
1.0670
-1.6674
3.2550
1.7004
0.4019
1.0458
0.4760
-2.5004
0.4287
-0.6627
-0.9584
-1.3128
-0.0671
-3.0053
2.9285
2.0401
0.9599
0.9305
-0.5963
3.0374
0.7336
-0.4291
3.7028
0.5505
-0.1781
0.4125
-0.6959
-1.2403
6.0520
4.3110
 1.6151
-1.5142
-0.7309
0.6469
2.5828
-1.6640
-3.6597
-1.8982
1.6670
1.7827
1.9034
0.7394
1.3674
0.0477
2.7240
-1.7234
1.9101
-0.6974
0.3302
2.1056
3.0782
-1.2353
3.5213
2.3203
0.8643
0.6096
0.5648
0.3938
1.0461
1.1026
2.6521
4.0540
1.9338
0.5806
2.2504
1.3665

r = 1 + 2.*randn

r =

-1.0595

r = 1 + 2.*randn

r =

2.8984

r = 1 + 2.*randn

r =

1.6141

r = 1 + 2.*randn

r =
 1.2703

r = 1 + 2.*randn

r =

2.0305

r = 1 + 2.*randn

r =

1.5228

r = 1 + 2.*randn

r =

-0.8830

r = 1 + 2.*randn

r =

0.6753

r = 1 + 2.*randn

r =

0.7079

r = 1 + 2.*randn

r =

-0.0640

r = 1 + 2.*randn

r =

4.3642

r = 1 + 2.*randn

r =

-0.7515

r = 0 + 1.*randn

r =

-0.4838

r = 0 + 1.*randn

r =
 -0.7120

r = 0 + 1.*randn

r =

-1.1742

r = 0 + 1.*randn

r =

-0.1922

r = 0 + 1.*randn

r =

-0.2741

r = 0 + 1.*randn

r =

1.5301

r = 0 + 1.*randn

r =

-0.2490

r = 0 + 1.*randn

r =

-1.0642

r = 0 + 1.*randn

r =

1.6035

r = 0 + 1.*randn

r =

1.2347

r = 0 + 1.*randn

r =

-0.2296

r = 0 + 1.*randn
r =

-1.5062

r = 0 + 1.*randn

r =

-0.4446

rand

ans =

0.4087

rand *10
{#Error using <a
href="matlab:matlab.internal.language.introspective.errorDocCallback('rand')"
style="font-weight:bold">rand</a>
CLASSNAME argument must be a class that supports RAND, such as 'double' or
'single'.

<a href="matlab:helpview('matlab','error_rand_invalidOutputType')" style="font-

weight:bold">Related documentation</a>
}#
rand * 10

ans =

5.9490

rand * 10

ans =

2.6221

ceil(rand*5)

ans =

fix
{#Error using <a
href="matlab:matlab.internal.language.introspective.errorDocCallback('fix')"
style="font-weight:bold">fix</a>
Not enough input arguments.
}#
matlab.internal.language.introspective.errorDocCallback('fix')
fix(rand)

ans =

fix(rand)
ans =

fix(rand)

ans =

fix(rand)

ans =

fix(rand*5)

ans =

fix(rand*5)

ans =

fix(rand*5)

ans =

fix(rand*5)

ans =

fix(rand*5)

ans =

fix(rand*5)

ans =

fix(rand*5)

ans =

fix(rand*5)
ans =

fix(rand*5)

ans =

fix(rand*5)

ans =

fix(rand*5)

ans =

fix(rand*5)

ans =

fix(rand*5)

ans =

fix(rand*5)

ans =

round(rand*5)

ans =

round(rand*5)

ans =

round(rand*5)

ans =

1
round(rand*5)

ans =

round(rand*5)

ans =

h4_2024_8

matris =

7 4 4
10 0 9
9 8 1

h4_2024_8

matris =

3 3 7
1 7 1
7 5 8

h4_2024_8

matris =

7 9 9
3 7 2
0 7 5

h4_2024_8

matris =

5 9 6
6 9 8
6 2 2

h4_2024_8

matris =

9 0 5
2 10 7
5 5 1

h4_2024_8

matris =

7 0 1
5 1 8
8 7 1
h4_2024_8

matris =

7 5 10
6 8 5
4 8 1

h4_2024_8

matris =

1 2 4
8 8 1
4 5 4

h4_2024_8

matris =

7 6 3
4 0 10
2 1 4

h4_2024_8

matris =

2 5 3
10 9 1
7 3 4

h4_2024_8

matris =

5 9 4
10 3 7
7 5 7

h4_2024_8

matris =

7 2 1
10 2 0
6 9 7

h4_2024_8

matris =

2 4 5
10 2 9
6 4 2

h4_2024_8
matris =

4 5 1
6 2 4
6 3 3

h4_2024_8

matris =

6 3 8
10 7 3
6 1 9

help fix
<strong>fix</strong> Round towards zero.
<strong>fix</strong>(X) rounds the elements of X to the nearest integers
towards zero.

See also <a href="matlab:help floor -displayBanner">floor</a>, <a

href="matlab:help round -displayBanner">round</a>, <a href="matlab:help ceil -
displayBanner">ceil</a>.

<a href="matlab:doc fix">Documentation for fix</a>

<a
href="matlab:matlab.internal.language.introspective.overloads.displayOverloads('fix
')">Other uses of fix</a>

help floor -displayBanner

--- help for <strong>floor</strong> ---

<strong>floor</strong> Round towards minus infinity.

<strong>floor</strong>(X) rounds the elements of X to the nearest integers
towards minus infinity.

See also <a href="matlab:help round -displayBanner">round</a>, <a

href="matlab:help ceil -displayBanner">ceil</a>, <a href="matlab:help fix -
displayBanner">fix</a>.

<a href="matlab:doc floor">Documentation for floor</a>

<a
href="matlab:matlab.internal.language.introspective.overloads.displayOverloads('flo
or')">Other uses of floor</a>

floor(1.9)

ans =

ceil(1.1)

ans =

fix(1.9)

ans =
 1

fix(1.1)

ans =

floor(-2.2)

ans =

-3

ceil(2.5)

ans =

ceil(-2.5)

ans =

-2

h4_2024_8

matris =

9 9 3
6 1 5
4 2 2

h4_2024_8

matris =

5 1 6
5 7 7
7 1 1

h4_2024_8

matris =

4 6 7
5 9 8
10 6 4

h4_2024_8

matris =

2 7 8
5 1 3
2 3 5
h4_2024_8

matris =

6 5 9
6 10 7
10 3 7

h4_2024_8

matris =

3 7 7
1 3 3
7 9 4

h4_2024_8

matris =

8 7 1
7 4 10
1 5 5

h4_2024_8

matris =

5 8 4
8 5 1
2 8 5

h4_2024_8

matris =

2 4 7
2 8 3
10 3 8

h4_2024_8

matris =

2 3 1
6 7 6
5 7 7

h4_2024_8

matris =

7 7 10
3 8 3
2 7 5

h4_2024_8

matris =
 5 7 8
4 7 5
9 9 3

h4_2024_8

matris =

7 6 6
9 3 4
2 10 7

h4_2024_8

matris =

5 7 6
7 6 8
6 10 3

h4_2024_8

matris =

2 2 1
5 5 4
8 7 8

h4_2024_8

matris =

10 10 2
2 7 1
6 6 9

h4_2024_8

matris =

5 4 7
8 6 4
2 6 3

h4_2024_8

matris =

1 8 3
5 7 4
8 4 7

h4_2024_8

matris =

8 5 1
4 5 3
 2 9 5

h4_2024_8

matris =

9 4 8
4 9 8
4 3 8

h4_2024_8

matris =

10 4 7
5 9 8
2 9 10

h4_2024_9
Sayı : (0,1,2)9
Değer dışı
h4_2024_9
Sayı : (0,1,2)1
1
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