write a program to accept to arrays. and copy the smaller array to the bigger one and display the resultant array. and if the arrays are equal, display both separately.

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5.25 7
3.75 12.1
4.15 5.35
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Saturday Sunday
To dictate the format of the output, use a MAT PRINT USING statement. The MAT PRINT USING statement prints the individual elements of the array, formatted by the format string, just as if they were printed one by one with PRINT USING statements. If there are more elements than fields in the format string, the string is reused, starting from the beginning. For example:
LET format$ = “##.### “
MAT PRINT USING format$: pay
will print numbers rounded to three decimal places and leave three spaces after each number. In this example, two values are printed per line representing the two columns of each row in the table:
5.250 7.000
3.750 12.100
4.150 5.350
I DON'T KNOW IT IS CORRECT OR NOT IF IT IS WRONG IM SORRY