Given A= and B= , find AB. Picture Below:
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Have you done any matrix multiplication before?
yes but I may need a refresher
OK.... having some computer issues. Switched machines (again).
There is refresher! =)
\[\left[\begin{matrix}8 & -1 &-1 \\ -5 & 2 &9\end{matrix}\right]\] this is what i got
Yah, I get that too! So, do you like my image? First person I tried it on. Had to do this by hand a few times, so I made a picture for it all.
Yes I did! thank you!!
Evaluate the determinant of the matrix.
I got -108 @e.mccormick
-54-54 yah. -108.
Can you help me with some more please? @e.mccormick
Sure.
What is the area of the triangle with vertices (–1, –4), (–3, –2), and (–4, –2)
1.5?
You did the three columns with the last as 1, took the determinant, and that is base*height, so took half that?
wait what?
let me put it in a calculator then. LOL
hmmm.. I got a different answer. How did you do this one?
i meant 21.5
Still not what I got. What method are you using to find this? I am working it a different way to confirm as well, but it will take a bit (Heron's Fromula).
i'm not sure how to explain it
Well, what was the setup?
my choices are 1, 1.5, 21.5 and 23
I see my answer in there, but I want to get the how down right. What did you do for a setup?
i was like adding them together idk i confused myself
OK, have you ever heard of testing htree points to see if they are on the same line? The method I used is related to that. So ifyou know one, you pretty much know the other.
For the three points, \((x_1,y_1),~(x_2,y_2),~(x_3,y_3)\) the test for linearity is: \[\left|\begin{matrix} x_1&y_1&1\\ x_2&y_2&1\\ x_3&y_3&1 \end{matrix}\right|\]Where the bars, |A|, mean take the determinant. If \(|A|=0\), then the three points are on a line. If \(|A|\ne 0\) then \(|A|=bh\) where bh is the base times the height. The area of a triangle is \(\frac{1}{2}bh\).
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