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Maths Project Matrix

This document examines matrices and their applications. Matrices can be used to solve systems of linear equations and economic problems involving efficient production. Matrices also allow encoding and decoding of sensitive information. Specifically, this project applies matrices to solve a 3x3 system of linear equations using matrix multiplication. It introduces matrices and defines them as well as their characteristics, properties, inverses, real-life problems, and solutions using matrices.

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Maths Project Matrix

This document examines matrices and their applications. Matrices can be used to solve systems of linear equations and economic problems involving efficient production. Matrices also allow encoding and decoding of sensitive information. Specifically, this project applies matrices to solve a 3x3 system of linear equations using matrix multiplication. It introduces matrices and defines them as well as their characteristics, properties, inverses, real-life problems, and solutions using matrices.

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. Abstract .

This Project examines matrices and


three of its applications. Matrix theories
were used to solve economic problems,
which involves methods at which goods
can be produced efficiently. To encode
and also to decode very sensitive
information. This project work also goes
further to apply matrices to solve a 3 x
3 linear system of equations using
matrix multiplication method.
. Index .

S.N. TITLE Pg. No.

1. Introduction (Matrix)
2. Definition (Matrix)
3. Characteristics of Matrix
4. Properties of Matrix
(Addition & Multiplication)
5. Finding inverse of a matrix
6. The concept of matrix
7. Real Life Problems
8. Solving by matrix
9. Analysis and Interpretation
10. Conclusion
11. Bibliography

2
Introduction
Matrices are incredibly useful things that crop up in many
different applied areas. For now, we'll probably only do some
elementary manipulations with matrices, and then we'll move on
to the next topic. But we should not be surprised to encounter
matrices again in physics or engineering. (The plural "matrices" is
pronounced as "MAY-truh-seez".)
Matrices were initially based on systems of linear equations.
Given the following system of equations, we can write the
associated augmented matrix.
2x+3y-z = 6
-x-y-z = 9
X+y+6z = 0
Let us write down the coefficients and the answer values,
including all "minus" signs. If there is "no" coefficient, then the
coefficient is "I"
2 3 -1 6
-1 -1 -1 9
1 1 6 0

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