How do I calculate the square of TStep5 divided by the average of TStep4 and TStep2?

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Manasa Tarigoppula on 21 Sep 2019

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Answered: David Hill on 21 Sep 2019

If TStep = Step', and TStep2=TStep(2), TStep4=TStep(4), TStep5=TStep(5), how do I calculate the square of TStep5 divided by the average of TStep4 and TStep2?

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David Hill on 21 Sep 2019

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TStep5^2/mean([TStep4,TStep2]);

If you explained what you really what to do, it would be easier to help. There is likely a must easier approach than you are doing and assigning variable to each member of your array should not be done.