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- Write out each matrix from its dimension and the rule for its entries.2 × 3, a_{ij} = j^2 - i3 × 3, b_{ij} = (-1)^{i + j}3 × 2, c_{ij} is the larger of i and j4 × 1 column vector, v_i = 2^i
- Use this matrix.
- Find x and y so that the two matrices are equal.
- A matrix has 2 more columns than rows and 15 entries in all.
- Say whether each statement is true or false.
- Elena wrote four claims about G = \begin{bmatrix} 4 & 0 & -2 \\ 1 & 6 & 3 \end{bmatrix} Every claim is wrong.
- A park map lists the trail distances, in kilometers, between four huts.
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Rows, columns and dimensions: the lesson ›More Chapter 11 worksheets: Matrices
- 11.1Rows, columns and dimensions
- 11.2Adding, subtracting and scaling matrices
- 11.3Matrix multiplication
- 11.4Writing a system as a matrix equation
- 11.5Augmented matrices and row operations
- 11.6Echelon forms and Gaussian elimination
- 11.7Solving a system by row reduction: one, none or infinitely many solutions
- 11.8Computing a determinant
- 11.9Inverse of a 2 by 2 matrix, and solving with it
- 11.10Cramer's rule
- 11.11The cross product