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Page 1: Linear algebra and Vector

By: AnwAr AliLinear Algebra

Outline

What is Linear Algebra?

What are Vectors?

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Linear algebra is the study of vectors and linear

transformations.

In broad terms, vectors are things you can add

and linear functions are very

special functions of vectors that respect vector

addition. To understand this

a little better, lets try some examples.

WHAT IS LINEAR ALGEBRA?

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Here are some examples of things that can be added:

Example 1 (Vector Addition)

(A) Numbers: If x and y are numbers then so is x + y.

WHAT ARE VECTORS?

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Numbers are not the only things that are vectors, as

examples C,D,

and E show. Because they \can be added", you should

now start thinking of all the above objects as vectors!

In the above examples, however, notice that the vector

addition rule stems from the rules for adding numbers.

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When adding the same vector over and over, for

example

x + x ; x + x + x ; x + x + x + x ; : : : ;

we will write

2x ; 3x ; 4x ; : : : ;

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WHAT ARE VECTORS?

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Now the conclusion is that;

Vectors are things you can add and scalar

multiply.

WHAT ARE VECTORS?

Thank You

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TOPIC

MATRICES

By: Ghulam Raza

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Matrices: are linear functions of a certain kind. One

way to learn about them

is by studying systems of linear equations.

Example 4 A room contains x bags and y boxes of

fruit:

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Each bag contains 2 apples and 4 bananas and each box

contains 6 apples and 8 bananas.

There are 20 apples and 28 bananas in the room. Find x and

y.

The values are the numbers x and y that simultaneously

make both of the following

equations true:

2 x + 6 y = 20

4 x + 8 y = 28 :

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WHAT ARE MATRICES?

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Thank You

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