Matracies

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This is a matrices tutorial showing a user how to input different matrices, computing different mathematical equations. Some of these equations are matrix multiplication, matrix addition, matrix division, matrix inverses, and determinates.

EDU>> %Matlab EDU>> a = [ 1 2; 3 4 ]

a =

1     2
3     4

EDU>> a

a =

1     2
3     4

EDU>> a * a

ans =

7    10
15    22

EDU>> b = [ 1 2; 0 1 ]

b =

1     2
0     1

EDU>> a*b

ans =

1     4
3    10

EDU>> b*a

ans =

7    10
3     4

EDU>> a + b

ans =

2     4
3     5

EDU>> s = a + b

s =

2     4
3     5

EDU>> inv (s)

ans =

-2.5000    2.0000
1.5000   -1.0000

EDU>> s * inv (s)

ans =

1.0000   -0.0000
0    1.0000

EDU>> s/s

ans =

1     0
0     1

EDU>> s\s

ans =

1     0
0     1

EDU>> inv (s) * s

ans =

1.0000         0
0    1.0000

EDU>> a/b

ans =

1     0
3    -2

EDU>> a\b

ans =

-2.0000   -3.0000
1.5000    2.5000

EDU>> c = [ 1 1; 1 1 ]

c =

1     1
1     1

EDU>> inv(c); Warning: Matrix is singular to working precision. EDU>> det(a)

ans =

EDU>> det(c)

ans =

EDU>> quit