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# MROWOP([[3,6,9,12],[-2,-9,34,87],[10,-21,45,28]],"*") = 1944 53244 -264600 | # MROWOP([[3,6,9,12],[-2,-9,34,87],[10,-21,45,28]],"*") = 1944 53244 -264600 | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:34, 7 March 2019
MROWOP (a,op,Cumulative)
where
- is any set of values.
- is any operation.
- MROWOP() is calculating the given operation for the each given row.
is any set of values.
is any operation.
Description
MROWOP (a,op,Cumulative)
- is the set of values.
- is any operation.
- ROWOP means do the given operation.
- If the given operation is "+" then all the numbers in each row are get added together.
- According to the operation each rows will get calculated.
Examples
- MROWOP([[2,3,4],[10,12,13],[0,1,2]],"+") = 9 35 3
- MROWOP([[12,76,90],[34,-19,98.2]],"-") = -154 -45.2
- MROWOP([[3,6,9,12],[-2,-9,34,87],[10,-21,45,28]],"*") = 1944 53244 -264600
Related Videos
See Also