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Matrix Multiplication

The document provides information about matrix multiplication, including examples of multiplying matrices and solving simultaneous equations that result. It includes examples of multiplying matrices, the identity matrix, harder multiplication questions, exercises to test understanding, and homework assigned.

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Matrix Multiplication

Starter:
Last lesson: GCSE crossover 1:
The matrices and are given by Write in the form , where and are integers.
 
   
Find the matrices and  
   
 
 

GCSE crossover 2: GCSE crossover 3:


ABC is a straight line, . Work out the coordinates of B. Find x, y and z
   
 
 
 
Matrix Multiplication
Last lesson:
The matrices and are given by

 
Find the matrices and
Matrix Multiplication

GCSE crossover 1:
Write in the form , where and are integers.
 
Matrix Multiplication
GCSE crossover 2:
ABC is a straight line, . Work out the coordinates of B.
 
 
 
Matrix Multiplication
GCSE crossover 3:
Find x, y and z
Recap
What is

( 3
−1
7
0 )( 2
1
0
−3 )
Identity Matrix
Let and .
Determine:

?
?

 is known as the ‘identity matrix’.


Multiplying by it has no effect, i.e. for any matrix .

It may seem pointless to have such a matrix, but it’ll have more
importance when we consider matrices as ‘transformations’ later.
Although admittedly you won’t quite fully appreciate why we have it
unless you do Further Maths A Level…
Harder Multiplication Questions
Matrix multiplications may give us simultaneous equations, which we solve in
the usual way.

June 2013 Paper 2 Q12

?
Test Your Understanding
AQA Worksheet 2

𝟐+𝟐𝒂=𝟏𝟐→𝒂=𝟓 ?
Exercise 1
1
? ? ?

? ? ?

? ? ?
? ? ?
3

? ? ?
? ? ?
Exercise 1
4 ? ? ?
? ? ?

? ?
?

? ?
?
6

? ?
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? ? ?
Exercise 1
7

? ? ?

? ?
?
322
 2 a 
7 Exercise 1b
   
94 3 

1 4 Set 4 Paper 1 Q17

−𝟔+𝟕𝒂=𝟐𝟐
?

2 June 2013 Paper 2 Q11

( )
−𝒂 𝟐 𝒃 −𝒄
𝟎 ?𝟏
𝟑
𝒃

?
?
𝒂=− 𝟏,𝒃=𝟑,𝒄=𝟔

3 Set 2 Paper 2 Q16

𝟐 𝟓
𝑷𝑸= ?
𝒂 𝒂+𝒃 ( )
Homework this week

- On Dr Frost Maths (drfrostmaths.com)

- Your username is your school email address

- If you have logged in before, you will have set your own password

- If you have never logged in, your password will be “multiply” – you can change it later

- Email me if you cannot log in

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