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Adding leading zeros from the second row is the last in row to a matrix
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Adding leading zeros from left the second row from the last in row to a matrix to equalize the number of columns in the rows when the column sizes are reduced by one less per row.
input: {{4,-6,0,0},{4,-6,0},{8,-12}}
output: {{4,-6,0,0},{0,4,-6,0},{0,0,8,-12}}
1 row = 0 zeros in left
2 row = 1 zeros in left
3 row = 2 zeros in left
.....
n row = n-1 ceros in left
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your input is'nt a matrix, try
Join({input(1)},Sequence( Join(Sequence(0,k,1,j-1),input(j)),j,2,3))
your input is'nt a matrix, try
Join({input(1)},Sequence( Join(Sequence(0,k,1,j-1),input(j)),j,2,3))
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