Of course! Let's find the entries of the given table based on the information provided:
1. First row:
- 5 & 89 & 67 & 7
2. Second section, first column spanning four rows with "9", and its corresponding values:
- 9
& 7 & 6 & 3 & (This horizontal line corresponds to one row from above)
- The next three rows are related (these span downwards):
- & 5 & & 9
- & 74 & & 3
- & 2 & & 4
3. Next rows:
- 8 & 63 & 7 &
- 428 & & & 7
4. Final two rows:
- 3 & & 5 &
- 7 & 48 & 2 & 3
So if we place all these rows together as individual arrays/lists:
1. [5, 89, 67, 7]
2. [9, 7, 6, 3, None]
3. [None, 5, None, 9]
4. [None, 74, None, 3]
5. [None, 2, None, 4]
6. [8, 63, 7, None]
7. [428, None, None, 7]
8. [3, None, 5, None]
9. [7, 48, 2, 3]
The overall result compiled from the table format is:
```
[
[5, 89, 67, 7],
[9, 7, 6, 3, None],
[None, 5, None, 9],
[None, 74, None, 3],
[None, 2, None, 4],
[8, 63, 7, None],
[428, None, None, 7],
[3, None, 5, None],
[7, 48, 2, 3]
]
```
