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UNIT 2: WHAT IS A MATRIX – REALLY? Sec 1: Organizing Data into Matrices Learning Target: I will organize information using matrices, give dimensions of a matrix and identify elements of a matrix. Homework: Organizing Data into Matrices Worksheet

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UNIT 2 : WHAT IS A MATRIX – REALLY?

Sec 1: Organizing Data into Matrices

Learning Target: I will organize information using matrices, give dimensions of a matrix and identify elements of a matrix.

Homework: Organizing Data into Matrices Worksheet

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What do you think a matrix is?

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DEFINITION

Matrix (plural: matrices) – a rectangular array of numbers written within brackets.

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THINGS YO U CAN DO W ITH A M ATRIX

Organize Information

Add, Subtract and Multiply to find quantities quickly with large groups of information.

Find missing quantities

Solve systems of equations

Transform geometric figures: rotate, reflect, translate

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EX 1: DIMENSIONSThe number of horizontal rows and vertical columns determine the dimensions of a matrix

[4 6 52 −3 −71 0 9 ]State the dimensions of each matrix.

A. B. C.[−4 13

−3 ] [ 1200.5 ]

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EX 2 : IDENTIFYIN G A M ATRIX EL EMENT

A =

Find each of the following elements:

𝒂𝟑𝟏 𝒂𝟐𝟐 𝒂𝟐𝟏 𝒂𝟏𝟏

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EX 3: ORGANIZING DATA

China

Russia

U.S.

0 20 40 60 80 100

Column1ConsumptionProduction

Energy is often measured in British Thermal Units (Btu). 1. Write a 3 x 2 matrix to represent the data above.2. Rewrite the information as a 2 x 3 matrix.

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EX 4: GYMNASTICSGymnast Floor

ExerciseVault Balance

BeamUneven

BarsAmy Chow 9.525 9.468 9.625 9.400

Dominique Dawes

9.087 9.393 8.600 9.675

Kristin Maloney

9.525 9.225 9.312 9.575

Elise Ray 9.225 9.468 9.687 9.687

a. Write a matrix W to represent the information.

b. What are the dimensions of the matrix?

c. Which element represents Kristin Maloney’s score on the vault?

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HOMEWORK

Organizing Data into Matrices Worksheet