division of two 200 by 1 matricies produces: Error using * Inner matrix dimensions must agree

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I have two variables: GtCCO2Diffh and CO2emithc.
size(GtCCO2Diffh) returns [200 1] --> a 200 row x 1 col matrix
size(CO2emithc) returns [200 1] --> a 200 row x 1 col matrix
but when I go to divide (or multiply) the two variables, I get "Error using * Inner matrix dimensions must agree.
Note GtCCO2Diffh is calculated using the following steps:
CO2h = ncread('spatially_int_Historical.nc','A_co2');
GtCCO2h =CO2h*2.123;
GtCCO2Diffh = GtCCO2h - GtCCO2h(1)
While CO2emithc is calculated in the following manner:
CO2emith = ncread('spatially_int_Historical.nc','F_co2emit');
CO2emithe = CO2emith*((365*24*60*60)/1E12);
CO2emithc = cumsum(CO2emithe);
My goal is to divide the two matricies to produce a new matrix representing the fractional value of the remaining Atmospheric Carbon (GtCCO2Diffh) over the CO2 emissions emitted(CO2emithc)
Why might this be?
Thanks!

Accepted Answer

Azzi Abdelmalek
Azzi Abdelmalek on 13 Jun 2013
Edited: Azzi Abdelmalek on 13 Jun 2013
How did you divide?
out=A./B % instead of A/B
out=A.*B % instead of A*B

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