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Problem 44889. Given a matrix A return a vector of the product of the elements in each column using a loop without using prod.

Yoav Shallev
Yoav Shallev
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for m:
     3     1     3     3    10     1     9     1     9
     4     1     4     5     6     5     7     6     9
     1    10     9     9     2     6     2     2     2
     8     9     7     1     9     3     2     6     4
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v= 96	90	756	135	1080	90	252	72	648
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