How can I calculate row to row values in a matrix.?

I am looking for a way to multiply one row values with every row values.

Let's assume we have:

A=[1 2 3;

4 5 6;

7 8 9]

B=[a b c]

I am looking for a way to have:

C=[1*a 2*b 3*c;

4*a 5*b 6*c;

7*a 8*b 9*c]

Thanks in advance for your comments.

NB : bsxfun working fine on my version. But, It is showing correct calculations when I have a small row numbers. But, when I have a very large row numbers (say, 10,00000) then it's showing me wrong calculations..

Is there other ways you can help me..?

[Ameer Hamza]

Can you give an example of when it is doing wrong calculations, and why do you think the answer is wrong?

[Noman Abir]

I have calculated it manually for a big data sequenc. But, there is no match between calculated data in MATLAB and manual calculated data.

[Rik]

What code are you using for the manual calculation? Are you able to write code that will generate data that will reproduce this issue?

[Noman Abir]

I am calculating it manually. Manually means 1*1 = 1, 1*-1 = -1. Like this.

[Rik]

You manually calculated a million row? You must have more patience than I do. And how certain are you that you didn't make a single mistake? Even with calculations of this level I think I would make a few mistakes (swapping/skipping rows etc).

[Noman Abir]

I didn't calculated million rows manually. I just calculated first 8/10 rows and saw that the value i expect is not equal to the value i am getting from the MATLAB Calculations. I think, you got my point.

[Rik]

Since this is a follow-up question to your other question, I'm closing this as a duplicate.