Example 7 Multiplying with Technology Chapter 7.3 Use technology to compute BA and AB if and.  2009 PBLPathways.

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example 7 Multiplying with Technology Chapter 7.3 Use technology to compute BA and AB if and.  2009 PBLPathways

Use technology to compute BA and AB if and.

 2009 PBLPathways Enter the matrices. 1.Press  to access the MATRIX menu. 2.Use the right arrow to go to EDIT. 3.Move the cursor to 1: [A] and press . Note that if you used this matrix name before, it will have a dimension next to it. 4.Enter the dimension of matrix A as 3 x 2. Enter the values into the matrix as shown. Note that the position is given at the bottom of the screen as 3,2=-2 etc.

 2009 PBLPathways 5.Repeat the process to enter matrix B, i.e. Press  to return to the MATRIX menu etc. 6.Press   to QUIT and return to the Home screen.

 2009 PBLPathways Perform the matrix multiplication on the home screen. 7.Use  to access NAMES. Enter the names of the matrices. You may use the multiplication key to multiply the matrices as shown, but it is not necessary. 8.Press  to see the product matrix. 9.Note that you get a dimension error when you try to do [A] [B]. This is because the number of columns in [A] does not match the number of rows in [B].