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Add, subtract, scalar multiply, and
multiply matrices (if possible) without the use of your graphing calculator.
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Organize data using matrices. Perform
operations with matrices that have real life meaning and interpret
results---such as #65 from §12.5,
also 12.5 Worksheet |
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Given two equivalent matrices, solve
for unknowns. (last three on 12.5 wksht) |
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Use your calculator to solve a system
using inverse matrix method (enter A inverse B). Convert your solution to
fractions to avoid estimating solution. |
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Find the inverse of a 3x3 matrix
(provided it is nonsingular) using your graphing calculator. |
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Find the inverse of a 2x2 matrix by
hand using row operations. |
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Find the inverse of a 2x2 matrix by
hand using the 2x2 inverse shortcut:
(from 12.4 lesson, in 12.5 problems set) |
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Evaluate a determinant (2x2 and 3x3)
with and without your graphing calculator. |
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Solve for an unknown when given the
value of a determinant. (12.4 HW #45) |
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Solve a system (2x2 and 3x3) using
Cramer’s rule provided it is applicable ( i.e. D is nonzero). |
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Give general proofs. Such as #61 in
12.4 HW |
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From 12.2: Solve a 3x3 variable
system by hand using elimination or substitution. |