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Applied Math 30 Unit 3: Matrices Unit 3: Matrices and Pathways 2-1: Matrix Operations Matrix: - a rectangular array of numbers, known as elements, which are enclosed within brackets. Name of the Matrix (in capital letter) 2 3 1 0 row 1 B=−1 4 5 6 row 2 3 −2 −3 −4 row 3 column 1 column 2 column 3 column 4 Dimension: - the size of the matrix (number of rows by number of columns). - the example above is a 3 × 4 matrix. We can write B 34 Elements: - individual numbers on the matrix. - represented by the name of the matrix (in lower case letter), followed by row number and then column number in subscripts - the example above has 5 as an element in row 2 and column 3. We can write b23 = 5 Special Matrices 1 −1 0 4 2 3 2 1 [] 1 2 3 4 3 −2 1 2 Row Matrix Column Matrix Square Matrix (1 row only) (1 column only) (same number of rows as columns) Copyrighted by Gabriel Tang B.Ed., B.Sc. Page 43. Unit 3: Matrices ____________ Applied Math 30 Using a Graphing Calculator to Operate with Matrices 5. Enter the dimensions A. To Enter a Matrix: 2. Use to access EDIT of the matrix. 1. Press 2nd MATRX (Using the first matrix on the −1 previous page x as example.) 3. Select Option 1 if the desired name of the Matrix is [A]. Otherwise select other options for other names. 4. Press ENTER 6. Enter the elements of the B. To Recall a Matrix from the Home Screen: matrix (along each row). 1. Press 2nd MATRX −1 x 2. Select Option 1 if the desired matrix to be recalled is [A]. Otherwise select other options for other matrices. 7. Press 2nd QUIT 3. Press ENTER when finished. MODE 4. Press ENTER again to C. To Delete a Matrix: see the entire matrix on the home screen. (Highly recommended for 1. Press 2nd MEM matrices bigger than 3 × 3 to verify + if there are any mistakes while entering elements.) 2. Select Option 2. 3. Press ENTER 4. Select Option 5. 6. Press INS next to the matrix 5. Press ENTER DEL that needs to be deleted. Page 44. Copyrighted by Gabriel Tang B.Ed., B.Sc. Applied Math 30 Unit 3: Matrices Adding and Subtracting Matrices - can only be done if the matrices have the SAME DIMENSIONS. - add or subtract each element with the CORRESPONDING element of another matrix. 3 7 −1 −2 Example 1: For the matrices A= − 2 4 and B = 0 −3, find 1 6 4 −5 a. A + B b. A − B 3 7 −1 −2 3 7 −1 −2 A+B=−2 4+0 −3 A−B=−2 4−0 −3 1 6 4 −5 1 6 4 −5 () () () () 3+ −1 7+ −2 3− −1 7− −2 () () () () = −2 +0 4+ −3 = −2 −0 4− −3 () () 1+4 6+ −5 1−4 6− −5 2 5 4 9 A+B=−2 1 A−B=−2 7 5 1 −3 11 Verify with Calculator: Verify with Calculator: Copyrighted by Gabriel Tang B.Ed., B.Sc. Page 45. Unit 3: Matrices ____________ Applied Math 30 Multiplying Matrices with a Scalar (a single number) - multiply each element of the matrix with the scalar individually. Example 2: Convert the following chart to Canadian dollars. ($1 US = $1.64 Cdn) st st Commodity Prices ($US) Jan 1 , 2000 Jan 1 , 2001 Oil (per barrel) $17.35 $28.92 Silver (per ounce) $5.46 $6.21 Gold (per ounce) $245.20 $231.48 Let C = Commodities Prices in $US D = Commodities Prices in $Cdn Y2000 Y2001 O17.35 28.92 C=S 5.46 6.21 D = 1.64 × C G 245.20 231.48 (Always label the columns and row headings for matrices word problems.) Y2000 Y2001 Y2000 Y2001 O17.35 28.92 O1.64×17.35 1.64×28.92 D=1.64×S 5.46 6.21 = S 1.64×5.46 1.64×6.21 G 245.20 231.48 G 1.64×245.20 1.64×231.48 Verify with Calculator: Y2000 Y2001 O28.45 47.43 Use to see D=S 8.95 10.18 the rest of the G402.13 379.63 matrix. 2-1 Assignments: pg. 55 – 59 #1 to 9 Page 46. Copyrighted by Gabriel Tang B.Ed., B.Sc.
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