How do i resolve the error in this code

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Felicity Kaseke
Felicity Kaseke on 22 Mar 2017
Answered: Guillaume on 22 Mar 2017
for t=2005:2015
Cost(t+1)=(C*exp(-1*r*t));
end
I am getting an error which says In assigning A(I)=B,the number of elements in I should be equal to B

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ES
ES on 22 Mar 2017
What are you trying to achieve in this code?
What your code does is to set Cost(0), Cost (1)...Cost(2005) to 0; And Cost(2006) to C*exp(-1*r*2005),
Cost(2007) to C*exp(-1*r*2007), so on till Cost(2016) to C*exp(-1*r*2015). Is this what you expect?
What are values of C and r? Are these arrays?
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Felicity Kaseke
Felicity Kaseke on 22 Mar 2017
I want the code to calculate the costs for each year, r=0.05 and C is an equation given by C= CR + CP(x(1) + a0*x(2)), where a0 is a constant

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Guillaume
Guillaume on 22 Mar 2017
The only way you can get this error is if one or both of C or r is not scalar. So what is
size(r)
size(C)
Your equation is basically creating a matrix or vector, which obviously can't be stored as a single element in Cost.

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