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"Pam " <smithpamola@yahoo.com> wrote in message <gae179$jpo$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
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> Hey James,
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> Thanks a lot!
> Its a great help. I really appreciate it.
> 
> For option 2, it does not work for a=12*12 and b=1*12 matrix. I tried a\b(12:1), but that doesn't work either. Let me know if you have any idea about it.
> 
> Thanks a million....
> 
> -Pam
> 

If a is 12*12, then b would have to be 12*1, not 1*12. And, in that case, you again would simply type in a\b, not a\b(12:1). MATLAB will be able to solve a 12*12 just fine.

James Tursa