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Learn how to perform calculations using a graphing calculator and solve linear systems using Cramer’s Rule in this interactive math lesson. Bring your graphing calculator and delve into determinants and coefficients. Homework exercises included!
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Warm-Up – October 9 Use a graphing calculator to perform the operations. 1) A + B 2) 2A – 3B 3) A x B 4) 3(A x B)
Agenda • Warm-Up • Go over HW • Notes Determinants and Cramer’s Rule • Homework You MUST have a GRAPHING CALCULATOR for this unit.
Determinant of a 2x2 = ad - cb
Evaluate the determinant =1(7) — 2(4) = 7 - 8 = -1
Evaluate the determinant =7(3) — 2(2) = 21 - 4 = 17
Using the TI-83 • Go to the Matrix menu • Go to Edit • Enter the dimensions • Enter the values into the matrix
Determinant of a 3x3 From the calculator!! • Enter the given matrix into matrix A. • Go to the home screen • Go to the Matrix menu • Go to Math • Choose 1: det • Select matrix A. • Press Enter
Evaluate. det = -89
Cramer’s rule is another method for solving linear systems What’s a coefficient matrix? System of equations: Coefficient matrix: Constant matrix:
Cramer’s Rule says….. det A cannot be equal to 0
Cramer’s Rule says….. Coefficient Matrix A is… AND det A cannot be equal to 0
Use Cramer’s Rule to solve this system: Coefficient Matrix A is…
Use Cramer’s Rule to solve this system: Coefficient Matrix A is… The Solution to the System is (4, 2)
Let’s do that with the Calculator! Show the set up for Cramer’s Rule and solve with a calculator Coefficient Matrix A is… X Matrix is… Y Matrix is… Enter these 3 Matrices in your calculator
Homework • Page:218 • #12-28 even • # 36-41 all • Show set-up for Cramer’s Rule and solve with a calculator • # 45, 46, 48 • Show set-up for Cramer’s Rule and solve with a calculator