Find the determinant of [6 3] [10 5] umm what's a determinant?
in the case of the 2x2 matrix |dw:1372291826621:dw| the determinant of that is D = a*d - b*c
so in your case, you have [6 3] [10 5] which means that a = 6, b = 3, c = 10 and d = 5 so, D = a*d - b*c D = 6*5 - 3*10 D = 30 - 30 D = 0 So the determinant is 0
the determinant is important for a lot of applications, but you'll find it's really useful in determining if you will have a consistent system or not
yes pretty much, that's a good way to remember it
Ohh okay! Gee thanks smarty pants!!
lol you're welcome
@jim_thompson5910 can you help me find the inverse of another problem?
sure, what do you need help with?
|dw:1372292157719:dw|
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