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Excelsior High School Integrated Mathematics: Topic: Matrices Worksheet # 1

The document provides examples of operations on matrices including multiplication, addition, and transposition. It also gives word problems involving systems of linear equations that can be solved using matrix algebra. The problems involve finding unit costs, solving systems of equations for unknown variables, and determining if a matrix is singular.

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Excelsior High School Integrated Mathematics: Topic: Matrices Worksheet # 1

The document provides examples of operations on matrices including multiplication, addition, and transposition. It also gives word problems involving systems of linear equations that can be solved using matrix algebra. The problems involve finding unit costs, solving systems of equations for unknown variables, and determining if a matrix is singular.

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Excelsior High School


Integrated Mathematics
TOPIC: MATRICES WORKSHEET # 1

 1 0
 4 
 1 2  0  2 3  5 2  D    1
A  B  C 
 1 3  ,  1 3 1  ,  1 7  ,  2  3 
1. Given that
Find the following:

(a) BT (b) 3 A  2C (c) CA (d) BD

1
(e) DB (f) C (g) AT B (h)Show that (AC)T =CTAT

T T T T
(i) What is the order of each matrix: (i) A C (ii) D B C .

2. If A is a 3 x 7 matrix and B is a 3 x 7 matrix find the order of the following

matrices if they are possible: (i) B ´ AT (ii) AB (iii) BT ´ A

3. Show that the following are singular matrices:


8 6 2 −1 5
(i)
[ ]
2
3
2
(ii) 4 3 1
2 −1 5 [ ]
4. Given that M = [ 2t4 −11
−9 ] if
M = 80
, find the value of t.

5. Use matrix algebra to solve for the following unknowns:

3x - 2 y  z  5
4x  y  2z  3
(i) 5x  3 y  4 z  2 for z only

2x  y  z  0
4x  3y  2z  2  0
(ii) 2 x  y  3 z  0 for x, y, and z
2

2a  3b  2c   8
a  b  2c  25
(iii) 4a  6b  c   7 for b only

6(a) Pam bought 2 pens, 5 pencils and 3 markers for $119.00. One month later she bought 1
pen, 3 pencils and 2 markers for $ 72.00. In preparation for her final project she
purchased 3 pens, 1 pencil and 1 marker for $61.00. Calculate the unit cost of each item.
Assume the cost of each item was unchanged for each period.

(b) Jus Juice Ltd. manufactures three juice blends: mango, cherry and orange.
Each requires mix 1, mix 2 and mix 3 as given in the table below:

Mix 1 Mix 2 Mix 3


Mango 1 unit 2 units 2 units
Cherry 1 unit 2 units 3 units
Orange 3 units 1 unit 3 units
Table 1

The mango blend cost $64, the cherry blend cost $79, and the orange blend cost $87.
Using matrix algebra, calculate the unit cost of the three mixes for Jus Juice Ltd.

[ 1 p 0 ¿] ¿ ¿ ¿
7. Solve for p,q and r in the following matrix ¿

Revised August 2013

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