matrix addition and calculating the average of it

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You can add three matrices using the + operator, which will do element-by-element addition:
D = A+B+C;
If you want to get the mean/average, you can divide the sum by 3:
M = D./3;
Note: In this case, you are dividing by a scalar (3), so ./ and / will do the same thing. If you were dividing by a matrix you would need to make sure to use the correct division operator.

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thanks for your comment.but if i want to add m number of matrix instead of 3 then how i do that.Also for calculating mean i want to add the numbers in first column together and then divide by 3.so it results in (1*3) matrix.
"...but if i want to add m number of matrix instead of 3 then how i do that"
Read this to know why that would be a really bad way to write code:
Put all of the matrices into one array (ND numeric or cell) and then your task is trivial.

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