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Items 5 and 6 Geometry Review the 2nd Assessment Review You also have the Derive A global look at the unit: concept map For exercises on vector you can go to that reported in previous years: ¤
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solutions to the exercises in the book. In | Math 2 º Bachillerato you have more resources on this topic. Jb | |
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Items 5 and 6 Geometry Review the 2nd Assessment Review You also have the A group of people met to hike, joining a total of 20 men, women and children. Telling men and women together, their number appears to be three times the number of children. Also if a woman had come, their number would equal that of men. b) Solve the problem. Solution k = 0: 3)
Get the value of k for the rank of the matrix following
A is equal to 2:
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Solve the matrix equation XA = B + C where Solution Solution A group of people met to hike, joining a total of 20 men, women and children. Telling men and women together, their number appears to be three times the number of children. Also if a woman had come, their number would equal that of men. b) Solve the problem. Solution k = 0: 3)
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Calculate the value of the following determinants: a) b) Solution | |||
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1) | a) It proposes a system to find out how many men, women and children have gone hiking. | ||
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Get the value of k for the rank of the matrix following
A is equal to 2:
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Solve the matrix equation XA = B + C where Solution Solution Items 3 and 4 Solution Solution Solution
5) Solve the following equation: | |
Calculate the value of the following determinants: a) b) Solution | |
Thursday, November 25, 2010 | |
studied the range of the following matrix for different values \u200b\u200bof to : | |
2) shows that : | |
Halla according to , the value of this determinant: |
4) studied and solved by Cramer's rule
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Solution Solution Items 3 and 4 Solution Solution Solution
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6) A dealer has 3 routes: the first deals 10 packages with a total weight of 2,000 kg, the second deal 5 packages with a weight of 1,200 kg and the third 2 packages with a weight of 1,000 kg. In a month has 15 routes delivering a total of 93 packets and 22,000 kg. Determine how many routes of every kind has done. Express the system in matrix form and solve using the inverse matrix . Solution | |
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studied the range of the following matrix for different values \u200b\u200bof to : | |
2) shows that : | |
Halla according to , the value of this determinant: |
4) studied and solved by Cramer's rule
, if possible , the system:
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You also have the If you have adopted some part (items 1 and 2, or 3 and 4) and no you have I will examine it. jb If you have adopted some part (items 1 and 2, or 3 and 4) and no you have I will examine it. jb jb have more resources for this topic: The site Vitutor has some good notes for this topic. For this I suggest you consult these notes , Jose Luis Lorente.
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solutions to the exercises in the book. In | Math 2 º Bachillerato you have more resources on this topic. Jb | ||
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The review of the evaluation will be on Wednesday the 1st day 1, at 20:30 | Luck | |
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The review of the evaluation will be on Wednesday the 1st day 1, at 20:30 | Luck |
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highly recommended, Javier Perez.
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¤ Other notes
highly recommended, Javier Perez.
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The topic of solving systems
¤ The site is on the high school math
topic, with explanations in
videos.
¤ On Wikipedia you can find: Rouché theorem, Cramer's rule ... can also review the Wikibooks . A good collection of videos: lasmatematicas.es . can see more videos on youtube . jb To start the issue: didactic Evaluation Criteria For Item 4 Resolution determinant systems through ... Item 4
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Consideration Item 4 ¤ Determinants and Systems Review There are some exercises done in powerpoint: (9 years) jb To start the issue: didactic Evaluation Criteria For Item 4 Resolution determinant systems through ... Item 4
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Friday, November 5, 2010 |
jb systems and matrices | |
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6) A factory produces two types of washing machines A and B, in three finishes: N, L and S. Model A produces 400 units in the finished N, 200 units in the L and 50 units finished in finishing S. Model B produces 300 units in the finished N, 100 units L and 30 units finished in finishing S. The finish N requires 25 hours of workshop and 1 hour of administration, L finish requires 30 hours of workshop and 1.2 hours of administration, and finishing S requires 33 hours of workshop and 1.3 hours of administration. a) Represents all this information into two matrices. b) Find a matrix that expresses the hours of workshop and administration used for each of the models. Solution | |
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