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    This document provides an introduction to MATLAB, covering: - Basic arithmetic operations in MATLAB like exponentiation, multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction. - How to calculate averages and values using constants and variables. - Common errors that may occur in MATLAB. - How to write comments in MATLAB using %. - How to create row vectors, column vectors, and matrices in MATLAB. - Common matrix arithmetic operations like transpose, multiplication, right and left division, and power.

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    MATLAB

    Prof. Rawya Rizk


    [email protected]

    Lecture 1
    Matlab Desktop
    Arithmetic Operations

    Exponentiation A^B
    Multiplication A*B
    Division A/B
    Addition A+B
    Subtraction A-B
    Arithmetic Operations
    Calculate
    Average = 1+ 2 + 3 / 3

    Average = (1+ 2+ 3)/ 3

    V1=3*(2^3+2)/2-2

    V2=3*(2^3+2)/ (2-2)
    Constants & Variables

     A variable is a storage for a value that


    can change during code execution

     A constant is a storage for a value that


    does not change during code execution.
    Can be changed manually
    Errors
    Matlab Fundamentals: Comments

    To enter a comment sentence, we use % in the beginning


    of the sentence:

    Ex:
    % this is a comment sentences
    Matlab Fundamentals: Vectors
    • Row Vector: (Matrix with one row)
    Ex:
    % let's create a simple row vector with 9 elements called
    'a'.

    a = [1 2 3 4 6 4 3 4 5]

    • Column Vector: (Matrix with one column)


    Ex:
    % let's create a simple column vector with 5 elements
    called 'b'.

    b= [9;9;8;6;9]
    Matlab Fundamentals: Matrices
    % creating a matrix is as easy as making a
    vector, using semicolons (;) to separate the rows
    of a matrix.

    A = [1 2 0; 2 5 -1; 4 10 -1]
    Matrix Arithmetic Operations
    •Transpose
    Ex:
    % we can easily find the transpose of the matrix 'A'.
    B = A'
    B =
    1 2 4
    2 5 10
    0 -1 -1
    Matrix Arithmetic Operations

    Note that:
    Matrix Arithmetic Operations
    •Multiplication:

    Now let's multiplies these two matrices together.


    Note that MATLAB doesn't require you to deal with matrices as a
    collection of numbers. MATLAB knows when you are dealing with
    matrices and adjusts your calculations accordingly.

    C = A * B

    % Instead of doing a matrix multiply, we can multiply the


    corresponding elements of two matrices or vectors using the .*
    operator.

    C = A .* B
    Matrix Arithmetic Operations
    >> x=[6 6; 8 8] Note that:
    x=

    6 6
    8 8

    >> y= [3 3; 2 2]

    y=

    3 3
    2 2

    • Right Division:

    >> x./y

    ans =

    2 2
    4 4

    • Left Division:

    >> x.\y

    ans =

    0.5000 0.5000
    0.2500 0.2500
    Matrix Arithmetic Operations
    • Power:

    R= [7 8 4];
    S= [2 4 5];
    Q=R.^S
    Q =
    49 4096 1024
    Matrix and Vector Operations

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