1. Open your command window in MATLAB

2. Enter the first matrix, say, x = [3 4 5 ]

3. Enter another matrix, say, y = [1 2 3] corresponding to which you want to multiply.

4. Then type a new variable, say, z = x.*y, using a "dot" will make sure that corresponding element multiplication is done rather than the conventional method.

5. Hit enter

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