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McGraw Hill Glencoe Algebra 2, 2012

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8. Quadratic Inequalities

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Exercise 73 Page 288

Start by multiplying the matrices by the corresponding scalars. Then, perform the subtraction.

0 & - 21 - 14 & - 16

Practice makes perfect

We can see that the given matrices have the same dimensions, 2* 2. Multiplication by a scalar does not affect the dimension of a matrix, so it is possible to perform the addition and subtraction of the given matrices after multiplying them by scalars. We will start with the scalar multiplication.

4 3 & - 6 - 5 & 2 -3 4 &- 1 - 2 & 8

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Multiply matrices by scalars

Multiply matrix by 4

(4)(3) & (4)(- 6) (4)(- 5) & (4)(2) -3 4 &- 1 - 2 & 8

Multiply matrix by 3

(4)(3) & (4)(- 6) (4)(- 5) & (4)(2) - (3)(4) & (3)(- 1) (3)(- 2) & (3)(8)

Multiply

12 & - 24 - 20 & 8 - 12 &- 3 - 6 & 24

Subtract matrices

12-12 & - 24-(-3) - 20 - (- 6) & 8-24

Add and subtract terms

0 & - 21 - 14 & - 16

Subchapter links

Check Your Understanding p.285

Practice and Problem Solving p.286-287

H.O.T. Problems p.287

Standardized Test Practice p.288

Spiral Review p.288

Skills Review p.288