When I try to calculate a matrix inverse using Matlab\'s inv() operation:
A = rand(10,10);
b = rand(10,1);
C = inv(A);
D = C*b;
I get the foll
If you absolutely need the inverse later on, then you have to compute it. If you can use the backslash operator (\) instead of an inverse again later on, I would stay away from the inverse and listen to MATLAB's suggestion. For numerical reasons, it is always better to use a slash operator when you can, so the second approach is better even though it is slower.