Matrices

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- Gauss-Jordan Elimination - Matrices and Matrix Operations - The Determinant of a Matrix - Scalar Multiplication of Matrices - Matrix Multiplication - Solving Systems of Linear Equations with an Inverse Matrix - Vectors and Matrices
Elexali Olayvar
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Elexali Olayvar
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D. 0.5
B.(6, 7)
Joanne bought 3 baseball cards for $160. If the first card was as expensive as the combined price of the second and the third cards, and the second card cost $20 more than the third card, what is the price of the first card? A. 80 B. 50 C. 100 D. 60 A. 80
C and D
The commutative property holds for the _____ of two matrices but does not hold for the______ of two matrices. addition subtraction
C
C. 5 × 3
C
-393, -74, 287 -471, 222, -91 251, -222, -349
C
C
D
-12 14
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D
-7 -25
C
1st 3rd
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2nd 3rd
B
Which statement about inverse matrices is true? A. An inverse matrix is always a square matrix. B. An inverse matrix is never a square matrix. C. The determinant of an inverse matrix is always zero. D. There always exists a square matrix A-1 for which AA-1 = l. A. An inverse matrix is always a square matrix.
B
C. No, because its determinant is zero.
C
4th 6th
3 -10.5
B
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