How can I get the first matrix of this equation?
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I am trying to get F values. How can l do that?
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  Adam Danz
    
      
 on 9 Nov 2021
				It looks like it's straightforward multiplication between a 4x4 matrix and 4x1 vector, unless the curley brackets have some other meaning. 
  Sargondjani
      
 on 9 Nov 2021
				To multiply two matrices:
F=A*B
To define a matrix:
A = [200 0 -200 0; 0 600 0 -600] 
et cetera. (use ; to start new row, use comma or space to separate columns)
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  Gargi Patil
    
 on 12 Nov 2021
        Hi,
As mentioned in the comments, 2 matrices can be multipled using the * operator. The following code describes the same:
A = [200 0 -200 0; 0 600 0 -600; -200 0 600 -400; 0 -600 -400 1000];
B = [0; 0; 250/11; 375/11];
F=A*B
F1x = F(1)
F2x = F(2)
%similarly for F3x and F4x 
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