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Unit 4 Review Matrix: Rectangular array of numbers. The dimensions of a matrix are given row by column. Each number in a matrix is called an entry of element. PROPERTIES OF ADDITION For matrices A,B, and C, each with dimensions of m x m. Commutative A+B=B+A Associative [A + B] + C = A + [B + C] Additive Identify The m x m matrix have 0 as all of its entries is the m x n identify matrix for addition. Additive Inverse For every m x n matrix A, the matrix whose entries are the opposite of those in A is the additive inverse of A. A Square Matrix is a matrix that has the same number of columns and rows. Each square matrix can be assigned a real number called the determinant of the matrix. An Identity Matrix, called I, has 1s on its main diagonal and 0s elsewhere. −2 6 8 5 1. A=[ ] B=[ ] 1 4 2 −3 a. A+B b. A-B 2. R=[ 8 5 4 −2 ] S=[ 1 0] 3 7 −3 6 a.Find RS b.Find SR 9 −2 𝑌 −4 3 ] [2 ] 1 ]=[ 1 −13 8 −1 1 Solve for x and y. 4 1 3. [ −2 𝑋 −5 0 5+𝑡 0 4. [ ]=[ ] 8 −3𝑦 − 2 8 −17 Solve for x and y. −4 2 5. A=[ 8 3], a23 −1 5 State the dimensions of the matrix and solve. 6. Income Apples 23 Oranges 18 Grapes 31 Strawberries 27 Location Farm 1 Farm 2 Farm 3 Apples 243 161 71 Oranges 216 195 140 Grapes 362 223 188 Strawberries 215 118 9 a. Write matrix A so that it represents the location/production table. b. Write matrix B do that it represents the income by fruit table and so that it can he multiplied by matrix A c. Calculate the total income for each farm. d. Find the total income of all three farms. 7. On two days, a store sold the following amounts of pencils, erasers, and binders: Pencils Erasers Binders Monday 58 10 7 Tuesday 42 8 9 If the price of each pencil, eraser, and binder, respectively, is $.30, $.45, $1.75, how much was made each day? Find the determinant for #’s 8-10 8 8. [ 2 9 ] 10 6 9. [ 6 −6 ] 3 8 10. [ 4 16 ] 8 Find the inverse if possible for #’s 11-13 2 −1 1 11. [−1 3 4] −2 1 0 5 12. [3 2 1 9 6 −8] 1 5 14. 3x=12 2x-y+3z=-1 3x+4-z=-7 Solve the systems of equations for the variables by hand. 1 −2 1 13. [−2 4 −2] 3 5 3 Solve the systems of equations using row-echelon form and augmented form. 15. x+y+z=21 2x+y=23 y+3z=25 16. 2x+3y-z=0 x-2y-4z=14 3x+y-8z=17 17. 2x-y+2z=15 y+z-3=x 3x-y-18=-2z 18. [ −7 1 −4 ]x=[ ] 3 −8 −5