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6.2/6.3: Properties of Parallelograms

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1 6.2/6.3: Properties of Parallelograms
MCE Can you figure out the puzzle below??? Three Blind Mice 1

2 10.4 Matrix Algebra & the Inverse Matrix
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3 Matrix Algebra Use the following matrices to perform the indicated operation. a) Find A + B b) Find 3A c) Find 2A – 3B

4 Matrix Algebra Can you find the following products? a) BC b) CA c) AD

5 Multiplying Matrices

6 Multiplying Matrices d) Find AB e) Find BA

7 Multiplying Matrices f) Find CD

8 Multiplying Matrices Multiply the following matrices.

9 Multiplying Matrices Multiply the following matrices.
Identity Matrices Inverse of Matrix

10 10.4 Matrix Algebra & the Inverse Matrix
Homework #23 p.783 #7-17 10

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