I agree that all of those implications could be drawn from from knowing that MASS::mvrorm was used to generate the matrices
[,1] [,2]
[1,] -0.527796456 -0.72467316
[2,] -0.462147562 0.50428239
[3,] -0.681117039 1.47324304
[4,] 2.158980267 1.88261815
[5,] 1.771674308 3.53047590
[6,] 1.797841356 -4.80572219
[7,] -0.896777100 -0.67995561
[8,] 0.056029156 -2.57703471
[9,] -0.036139940 -1.68664178
[10,] 1.036021910 -0.82579020
but there's more than one thing you can do with a matrix, of course, and the function is not limited to any particular model. That's why I thought that the question should specify a reproducible example, called a reprex to see where the OP was stuck. There are times when it's reasonable to guess what the question is, but as posed, this one is more of a puzzle.