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Having a problem here, every time i try to perform a simple matrices multiply function, it shows as invalid array index , but surprisingly the same thing has worked in other systems.Please help. Have tried defining everything separately but the problem persists.
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You seem to number the elements of a vector or matrix starting by 1 for the first element.
By default Prime starts by 0 for the first entry.
That behaviour is controlled by the system variable ORIGIN.
Chances are that you forgot to set ORIGIN from the default value 0 to 1.
You should attach the (Prime) worksheet, not just a picture. And please tell which version of Prime you are using,
Success!
Luc
Sorry, new to the community, but the problem has been solved. Thankyou!.
Ill remember to Attach the worksheet and give more details.
You seem to number the elements of a vector or matrix starting by 1 for the first element.
By default Prime starts by 0 for the first entry.
That behaviour is controlled by the system variable ORIGIN.
Chances are that you forgot to set ORIGIN from the default value 0 to 1.
Thankyou. The changing the Default value of Origin worked.