assigning multiple values to symbolic variables from a matrix product

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Brad Patyk
Brad Patyk am 30 Jul. 2014
Beantwortet: Ashish Gudla am 5 Aug. 2014
I am using Kramer's rule to use a product of matrices to produce 2 values. How do I initialize these 2 values to symbolic variables? For example I've tried
(a,b)=inv(A)*B
where A and B and the matrices. I want a to equal the first solution and b to equal the second solution. A is 2X2, B is 1X2.
Any help is appreciated.

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Ashish Gudla
Ashish Gudla am 5 Aug. 2014
I dont believe there is a way to directly assign a vector to a comma separated list.
If you are just working with 2 variables the easiest way would be
C = inv(A)*B;
a=C(1);
b=C(2);
clear C; % so that you can free up the memory
You can however use comma separated list if you have a cell array.
C = inv(A)*B;
D = num2cell(C);
[a,b] = D{:};
clear C;
clear D;
Hope that helps.

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