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Practising and Applying
Y. a) Which pairs of different matrices
can be multiplied and in what order?
6. a) Why does the order Mat
you multiply these matric
2 0
4.
A =
3
2 1 3
B =
B =
4 1
A =
0-1
2 0 1
1 0
b) Create two 2 x 2 matrice:
Is A x B equal to B x A? Try
pair. Explain.
C =0 1 1
D = 3 0
201
0 2
b) Multiply all possible pairs of matrices
from part a).
7. Suppose you multiplied two matrices
and the product matrix was 4 by 2.
a) What size matrices might you have
multiplied?
b) How do you know you are correct?
7. In a sports tournament,
2 points for a win, 1 for a ti
loss. Matrix A describes th
wins, ties, and losses for.fi
WTL
9.
11
422
A = 3 5 0
3 05
3, a) Draw a hexagon on a coordinate
grid. Create matrix B for its coordinates.
1 25
-1 0
b) A =
Multiply A x B.
a) What matrix would yo
calculate the total points
this Matrix B.
c) Plot the new coordinates.
d) What happened to the shape?
b) Would you calculote
Why?
Dorji has these notes:
Type of Nu note Number of notes
8. Describe a situaon
10
20
50
a) when you miga gut
by a scalar
b) when you mig nu
100
500
Calculate the total value of his notes by matrices
multiplying two matrices.
9. Suppose you multi](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/dc3e362c-a7e4-4b23-8d44-a0524018a0f0/ede1d214-5a94-4c21-a4e6-4fa1458bcac3/79db5oh_thumbnail.jpeg)
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Practising and Applying
Y. a) Which pairs of different matrices
can be multiplied and in what order?
6. a) Why does the order Mat
you multiply these matric
2 0
4.
A =
3
2 1 3
B =
B =
4 1
A =
0-1
2 0 1
1 0
b) Create two 2 x 2 matrice:
Is A x B equal to B x A? Try
pair. Explain.
C =0 1 1
D = 3 0
201
0 2
b) Multiply all possible pairs of matrices
from part a).
7. Suppose you multiplied two matrices
and the product matrix was 4 by 2.
a) What size matrices might you have
multiplied?
b) How do you know you are correct?
7. In a sports tournament,
2 points for a win, 1 for a ti
loss. Matrix A describes th
wins, ties, and losses for.fi
WTL
9.
11
422
A = 3 5 0
3 05
3, a) Draw a hexagon on a coordinate
grid. Create matrix B for its coordinates.
1 25
-1 0
b) A =
Multiply A x B.
a) What matrix would yo
calculate the total points
this Matrix B.
c) Plot the new coordinates.
d) What happened to the shape?
b) Would you calculote
Why?
Dorji has these notes:
Type of Nu note Number of notes
8. Describe a situaon
10
20
50
a) when you miga gut
by a scalar
b) when you mig nu
100
500
Calculate the total value of his notes by matrices
multiplying two matrices.
9. Suppose you multi
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