Matrices Create in Mathcad Prime

[SPRstructur]

Dear Everyone,
How can I Create New Matric by divide Matric element by n-element (as attachment)?
Many thank for replying.

Best regard

PhearunInitail ElementPurpose of Question

[SPRstructur]

Dear Everyone,
How can I Create New Matric by divide Matric element by n-element (as attachment)?
Many thank for replying.

Best regard

PhearunInitail ElementPurpose of Question

[Werner_E]

You would have to write a function which, in a loop, creates the new vector.

[SPRstructur]

I am not clear with programing function
Could give some key to do it ? please

[ValeryOchkov]

For.

And second!

If you want to receive an accurate answer, then ask a neat question!

With a neat clear picture!

[Werner_E]

 Good news are that you managed to turn your second picture so we don't get a stiff neck trying to read it.

The bad news are that have asked  the very same question twice here in the forum - why???.

Guess this second thread should be deleted by a mod and the the discussion be moved to the other thread

https://community.ptc.com/t5/PTC-Mathcad-Questions/Matrices-Create-in-Mathcad-Prime/td-p/540429

BTW, what do you think your screenshot with vector L and variable Delta is telling us?

How would  Delta relate to your original question?

[SPRstructur]

The reason why I repost because I can not edit to rotate pictures. That you see title I wrote Re: Matrices Create in Mathcad Prime.
Yes, the delta is segment-Length-provided-user to find number of segments of elements L. You can ignore it. Turn to original.

[Werner_E · Accepted solution]

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@SPRstructur wrote:
The reason why I repost because I can not edit to rotate pictures.

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You CAN edit your own post (the 3 dots at the upper right) and so you can delete a pic and replace it by a correctly rotated one.

Furthermore you could have simply put a new answer in the first thread instead of opening a new thread.

Yes, the delta is segment-Length-provided-user to find number of segments of elements L. You can ignore it.

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So why did you post it?

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Turn to original.

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Which is still not clear as to what exactyl you need. Do you mean that n is the very same value for all elements of L? Then this should be what you are looking for:

[SPRstructur]

Many many thank!
You go my point 😍😍😍😍😍
Thank so much for your help
I am so sorry for some problem because I am new user I just have joined 3 days.

[SPRstructur]

I can’t edit and delete my old post. I don’t know why?

[Werner_E]

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@SPRstructur wrote:
I can’t edit and delete my old post. I don’t know why?

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You should be ably to edit your posts (but as silly as it is, you can't delete your post).

But there is a time limit for being able to edit  - not sure but it may be that you only can edit your posts 24 or 48 hours after posting it.

You may ask a moderator to delete your post.

If you can't edit a post of yours soon after posting it, you should contact the forum manger or a mod.