Mathematics — first biennium · Lesson
Matrix addition combines entries in the same position. This micro-skill is profile-dependent and especially useful in scientific tracks.
Prerequisites: Vectors and component organization
Goal: Read matrices and perform elementary componentwise operations.
In this lesson: Read matrices and perform elementary componentwise operations.
New concept: A matrix is a rectangular table of numbers arranged in rows and columns. Its size is written rows×columns; an entry's position depends on both indices.
How to proceed: Do not mix rows and columns when adding: each entry combines with the entry in the same position.
You can already assume: Vectors and component organization.
Completed exercises: 0/5 · Correct on first attempt: 0
Do not mix rows and columns when adding: each entry combines with the entry in the same position.
Data / situation: A=[[4,2],[0,0]], B=[[-3,0],[3,-1]]
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