Calculate power of exponential
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    gio kapanadze
 on 23 Apr 2021
  
    
    
    
    
    Commented: Daniel Pollard
      
 on 23 Apr 2021
            How can i calculate   ,  if A=[8 7 0] and B=[2 12 1];
,  if A=[8 7 0] and B=[2 12 1];
 ,  if A=[8 7 0] and B=[2 12 1];
,  if A=[8 7 0] and B=[2 12 1];I tried this code:
A = [8 7 0];
B = [2 12 1];	
C = exp(A)
C*B
Matlab keeps giving error: Inner matrix dimensions must agree.
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  Daniel Pollard
      
 on 23 Apr 2021
        Deleted my previous answer as I hadn't seen your edit so gave a wrong answer.
You need a . before the multiplication symbol. Try
A = [8 7 0];
B = [2 12 1];	
C = exp(A)
sum(C.*B)
C.*B computes element-wise multiplication of C and B, then sum them to calculate the do product.
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  Steven Lord
    
      
 on 23 Apr 2021
				I see no mention of dot product in the question. But if that was the original posters request, use the dot function instead of the multiplication operators * or .* to compute the dot product.
  Daniel Pollard
      
 on 23 Apr 2021
				Are we seeing different versions of the question? To me it says
"How can I calculate  , if A=[8 7 0] and B=[2 12 1]" before they outline what they tried and the error it returned.
, if A=[8 7 0] and B=[2 12 1]" before they outline what they tried and the error it returned.
 , if A=[8 7 0] and B=[2 12 1]" before they outline what they tried and the error it returned.
, if A=[8 7 0] and B=[2 12 1]" before they outline what they tried and the error it returned.More Answers (1)
  Mike
      
 on 23 Apr 2021
        C.*B
* by itself means matrix multiply
.* means multiply individual terms
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