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Page 1: Introduction to matrices

Introduction to the MatrixGrab some paper and a pencil because we are going to do some learnin’ today!

Page 2: Introduction to matrices

Content

• What is a Matrix?

• What is it Used For?

• Describing a Matrix

• Matrix Addition

• Matrix Subtraction

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What is… THE MATRIX?

▫ a rectangular array of objects

▫ way of organizing information

▫ matrix v. matrices

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▫ Elements

▫ Rows

▫ Columns

3 Key Features

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Describe the matrix

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• Dimensions = row x column

• Element notation = arc

• Example: a32 = ___

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Check your work.

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• Dimensions = row x column

• Element notation = arc

• Example: a32 = 11

*This matrix has dimension 4x3.

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What is a matrix used for?

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• To organize information

• How many jellybeans did Paulie get?

• Who got the most chocolate bars?

• What does the sum of the first row represent?

• What does the sum of the third column represent?

Mark

Janice

Paulie

Joyce

Chocolate Bars

Lollipops Jellybeans

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Check your work.

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• To organize information

• How many jellybeans did Paulie get?3

• Who got the most chocolate bars?Joyce

• What does the sum of the first row represent?Mark’s total candy item count

• What does the sum of the third column represent?The number of jellybeans the group has all together

Mark

Janice

Paulie

Joyce

Chocolate Bars

Lollipops Jellybeans

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What are the dimensions of…

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• Find elements a21 and a34 in both matrices.

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3521151787533

87984336733

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Check your work.

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• Find elements a21 and a34 in both matrices.

The first matrix has a 3 in a21 and no element in a34.

The second matrix has a 33 in a21 and 17 in a34.

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3521151787533

87984336733

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What if we have more than one?

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Mark

Janice

Paulie

Joyce

Chocolate Bars

Lollipops Jellybeans

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Jane

Pat

Joe

Chocolate Bars

Lollipops Jellybeans

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Matrix Addition

• As long as the dimensions of the matrices are the same, finding their sum is as simple as adding the matching elements and creating a new matrix with that information!

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Add!

• What do you notice about the sum of these matrices?

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Check your work.

• What do you notice about the sum of these matrices?The sum is the same no matter the order of the matrices.

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Matrix Subtraction

• As long as the dimensions of the matrices are the same, finding their difference is as simple as subtracting the matching elements and creating a new matrix with that information!

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Subtract!

• What do you notice about the difference of these matrices?

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Check your work.

• What do you notice about the difference of these matrices?The difference is the opposite when you switch the order of the matrices.

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What if there’s more than two?

• Does the grouping matter?

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Check your work.

• Does the grouping matter? No.

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What if there’s more than two?

• Does the grouping matter?

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Check your work.

• Does the grouping matter? Yes.

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Summary of Properties

• Matrix Addition is both commutative and associative.

• Matrix Subtraction is neither commutative nor associative.

• Its just like numerical addition and subtraction!

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References

• Information in this presentation was created by Liz Wascher at Central Lake Public Schools.

• All images were retrieved from Microsoft PowerPoint clip art.