How to add a scalar to the first element in each row of an array?

I am trying to execute a code to convert an entire trajectory in the rotating frame back into an inertial frame. I am having syntax issues with my for loop. I can't figure out how to properly add the scalar MU_Earth_Moon to the first element in each row of the 1001 x 6 array, S. As isee it, the problem is either in: S(ii,:) = S(ii,:) + MU_Earth_Moon or the CR3BP_to_Inertial function.

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S_end = S(end, :)'

%% Part-5: Convert the S/C trajectory back to Earth-centered Inertial frame.

S_sc = zeros(size(S, 1), 6);

for ii = 1:size(S, 1)

% Retrieve the state in CR3BP Rotating frame wrt the barycenter.

x = S(ii, :)';

% Shift the state to be Earth-centered.

S(ii,:) = S(ii,:) + MU_Earth_Moon;

% Convert the state from CR3BP Rotating to Inertial frame.

S_sc(ii,:) = CR3BP_to_Inertial(t, S(ii,:));

% Convert the Inertial state to dimensional units.

S_sc(ii, 1:3) = [ lstar*x(1) lstar*S(ii) lstar*S(ii) ];

S_sc(ii, 4:6) = [ vstar*S(ii) vstar*S(ii) vstar*S(ii) ];

end

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function [S] = CR3BP_to_Inertial(t, s)

% Define rotation matrix from Rotating to Inertial.

A = [ cos(0) -sin(0) 0;

sin(0) cos(0) 0;

0 0 1];

B = [ -sin(0) -cos(0) 0;

cos(0) -sin(0) 0;

0 0 0];

R_rotating_inertial = [ A zeros(3,3);

B A];

% Perform the Inertial to Rotating transformation of the state.

S = R_rotating_inertial*s;

end

Answer 1

[KSSV]

A = rand(5,6) ;  % random data 
[m,n] = size(A) ;
iwant = zeros(m,n+1) ;
iwant(:,2:end) = A ; 
% Calculate the first element to append
for i = 1:5
    iwant(i,1) = rand ; 
end
iwant

iwant = 5×7

0.5034 0.7816 0.1107 0.4789 0.7370 0.6817 0.3271 0.1004 0.1115 0.6400 0.3455 0.0215 0.2600 0.5143 0.6018 0.1929 0.5543 0.7796 0.9418 0.5785 0.9093 0.2524 0.6792 0.5463 0.0528 0.6098 0.3401 0.1031 0.9545 0.9418 0.3381 0.5326 0.5618 0.2948 0.1437

[Mark Munson]

Thank you!