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Nikhil Dubey Class 12th Applied Maths
Nikhil Dubey Class 12th Applied Maths
Summited by Submitted to
Nikhil Dubey XII ‘A’ Mr.Ayush Kumar Garg
What is Matrices ?
e .g.-
TYPES OF MATRICES
1. Row matrices - A matrices which has only one row called row matrices e.g.- [123] 1*3
2. Column matrices - A matrices which has only one column is called column matrices e .g.
Types of Matrices
3. Square matrices - No. of the rows and No. of the column is same e.g.
5. Identity matrices - A square matrices who's main diagonal is assinty value '1' and each of the other element is
'o' e.g. –
6. Diagonal matrices - A square matrices all of who's element expect those in the leading diagonal are 'o' e.g. -
Types of Matrices
7. Scalar matrices - A diagonal matrices in which all the elements of main diagonal is same called scalar matrices
e.g.-
9. Transpose Matrices - A matrices obtained by inter changing the rows and columns of a matrices A It
isdenoted by A', A ^ T * e .g.:
10. Symmetric Matrices - A square matrices A is called symmetric matrices if it is equal to its transpose e.g.-
Types of Matrices
12. Equal Matrices - If two matrices order and there corresponding element is same is called equal matrices
Addition of Matrices
Matrices can only be added if they have the same no of rows & columns
Substation of Matrices
To subtract two matrices, they must have the same dimensions. You simply subtract corresponding elements.
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