MA10210: ALGEBRA 1B

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MA10210: ALGEBRA 1B

(Useful) information  Hand in sheets by noon on Friday  Marked sheets given back in the following tutorial  Tutorial format:  Quick comments on previous sheet I’m happy to go into more detail on individual questions, but you’ll need to ask  Overview of relevant material for next sheet  Warm-up (or other) examples You have a go, I’ll answer any questions

Row Echelon Form

Reduced Row Echelon Form

 Write clearly which row operations you’re performing.  Be very careful not to lose a row... Elementary Row Operations

Warm-up Questions  Q1, Q5  Bonus Question:

Warm-up Questions  Bonus question solutions:

Worked solution to bonus question

Overview of Sheet 1  Q2: almost identical to warm-up Q1  Q3: once you put the system into matrix form, it’s similar to Q1 & 2 - a line is  Q4:, elementary row operations work as they did before  Q6: similar feel to Q5 – if your answer needs more than a few lines, there’s a neater way to do it  Q7: similar to example from Lecture 2