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    This document contains a worksheet on fundamentals of matrices. It provides several matrices and asks questions about identifying elements, dimensions, operations between matrices, and creating matrices. For a 2x3 matrix A and 3x1 matrix B, it asks to calculate 2A + B. It also provides 9 matrices labelled A through I and asks questions about their dimensions, which are square matrices, which has the most elements, which are row/column matrices, and which can be added. It concludes by asking to create a 1x5 matrix, two identity matrices, and explaining the difference between a 2x4 and 4x2 matrix.

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    This document contains a worksheet on fundamentals of matrices. It provides several matrices and asks questions about identifying elements, dimensions, operations between matrices, and creating matrices. For a 2x3 matrix A and 3x1 matrix B, it asks to calculate 2A + B. It also provides 9 matrices labelled A through I and asks questions about their dimensions, which are square matrices, which has the most elements, which are row/column matrices, and which can be added. It concludes by asking to create a 1x5 matrix, two identity matrices, and explaining the difference between a 2x4 and 4x2 matrix.

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    This document contains a worksheet on fundamentals of matrices. It provides several matrices and asks questions about identifying elements, dimensions, operations between matrices, and creating matrices. For a 2x3 matrix A and 3x1 matrix B, it asks to calculate 2A + B. It also provides 9 matrices labelled A through I and asks questions about their dimensions, which are square matrices, which has the most elements, which are row/column matrices, and which can be added. It concludes by asking to create a 1x5 matrix, two identity matrices, and explaining the difference between a 2x4 and 4x2 matrix.

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    Fundamentals of Matrices Worksheet

    Consider the following matrix for problems 1 and 2:


    1 √ 2 100 −1
    A=
    [ −10
    √5 1
    1

    2
    −5
    1
    2
    8 .5 ]
    1. Identify the following elements:
    a11 = a12 = a21 = a33 = a34 =
    2. What is the dimension of matrix A?
    Consider the following two matrices for problems 3 through 7:

    A= 1 2 B= 3 −2
    [ ]
    3 −1 and 2 3 [ ] .
    3. Calculate 2A + B.
    4. Calculate B – A.
    5. Calculate A−B.
    6. Calculate ( A−2 B )T .
    7. Calculate 2 B T + AT .
    Consider the following matrices fro problems 8 through 13 (this is not multiple choice):

    1 2 1 5

    A= 1 0 4
    [
    0 1 6 ]
    1
    []
    B= 2
    3
    C=
    [
    3 −1 0 1
    2 5 5 1
    −1 1 7 3
    ] D= 2 0
    [ ]
    0 1 E= [ 2 3 ]
    1 1 0
    [ ]
    F= 0 1 1
    1 0 8 [
    G= −1 −1
    −1 3 ] H=
    [ −1
    0
    3
    4
    −1 ] I=[ 1 −3 −1 ]
    8. Give the dimensions for the above matrices.
    9. Which of the above matrices are square matrices?
    10. Which matrix had the most elements?
    11. Which matrix is a row matrix?
    12. Which matrix is a column matrix?
    13. Which of the above matrices can be added to each other?
    Do the following:
    14. Create a 1 × 5 matrix.
    15. Create two square matrix that are identity matrix.
    16. Explain the difference between a 2 × 4 and a 4 × 2.
    Answer
    1. Identify the following elements:

    a11 = 1 a12 = √2 a21 = -10 a33 = 1 a34 = 8.5

    Consider the following matrices fro problems 8 through 13 (this is not multiple choice):

    1 2 1 5

    A= 1 0 4
    [
    0 1 6 ]
    1

    []
    B= 2
    3
    C=
    [
    3 −1 0 1
    2 5 5 1
    −1 1 7 3
    ] D= 2 0
    [ ]
    0 1 E= [ 2 3 ]
    1 1 0
    [ ]
    F= 0 1 1
    1 0 8 [
    G= −1 −1
    −1 3 ] H=
    [ −1
    0
    3
    4
    −1 ] I=[ 1 −3 −1 ]
    1. Give the dimensions for the above matrices.
    A= 2 x 3 D= 2x2 G=2x2
    B= 3x1 E= 1 x 2 H= 2x2
    C= 4x4 F= 3x3 I= 1 x 3

    2. Which of the above matrices are square matrices?


    From the above matrices are square matrices are C, D, F, G and H.

    3. Which matrix had the most elements?


    Matrix had the most elements is C

    4. Which matrix is a row matrix?


    From the above matrices are row matrix are E and I.

    5. Which matrix is a column matrix?


    From the above matrices are column matrix is B.

    6. Which of the above matrices can be added to each other?


    A, F and I . also G, H , D and E.
    Do the following:
    7. Create a 1 × 5 matrix.
    [ 1 2 3 4 5]

    8. Create two square matrix that are identity matrix.


    ❑

    [ ] [ 53 64 ]
    12
    34

    9. Explain the difference between a 2 × 4 and a 4 × 2.


    For 2 x 4 matrix, it has 2 rows and 4 columns
    For 4 x 2 matrix, it has 4 rows and 2 columns

    For 2 x4 = [ 17 28 563 4]
    12
    For 4 x 2=
    56
    78
    36
    []

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