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The document outlines a lesson plan on matrices, focusing on their definition, types, and operations such as addition, subtraction, and multiplication. It includes learning objectives, a progression mechanism for student assessment, and the teacher's role in monitoring progress. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of using inverse matrices to solve equations and the educational benefits of differentiated instruction.

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The document outlines a lesson plan on matrices, focusing on their definition, types, and operations such as addition, subtraction, and multiplication. It includes learning objectives, a progression mechanism for student assessment, and the teacher's role in monitoring progress. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of using inverse matrices to solve equations and the educational benefits of differentiated instruction.

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Matrices

Basic Operations & Solving Equations

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Lesson Objectives

By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:

✅ Understand the concept of matrices and their notation.


✅ Perform matrix operations: addition, subtraction, and
multiplication by a scalar.
✅ Multiply matrices when possible.
✅ Use inverse matrices to solve simple systems of equations.

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Learning Objectives
(SMART Goals)

🔹 Cognitive
Students will explain the definition of matrices and describe
their use in solving equations.
🔹 Procedural
Students will correctly add, subtract, and multiply matrices.
🔹 Analytical
Students will apply inverse matrices to solve systems of
equations.

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u te o f
Mi n
Mind

Ask students:
➡ What is a matrix?
➡ "Where do you think matrices are
used in real life?"

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Warm Up

How many rows and columns?

( ? ) Rows & ( ? ) Columns

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Warm Up

Who can help to find the following elements values ?

a23 = ? a43 = ?
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Types of Matrices

Based on dimensions

Based on values of element

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Types of Matrices
Based on dimensions
 Row Matrix:
A matrix with only one row (1 × n).

 Column Matrix:
A matrix with only one Column (n x 1).

 Square Matrix:
A matrix where rows = columns (n × n).

 Rectangular Matrix:
A matrix where rows ≠ columns (m × n).

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Types of Matrices
Based on values of element

Identity Matrix: A square matrix with 1s on the main diagonal and 0s elsewhere

Diagonal Matrix: A square matrix where non-diagonal elements are 0.

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Types of Matrices
Based on values of element
Zero (Null) Matrix: A matrix where all elements are 0.

Upper Triangular Matrix Lower Triangular Matrix

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Matrix Operations
Addition & Subtraction

To add or subtract two matrices , both should have the same dimensions
and the result will be a matrix from the same dimension

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Matrix Operations
Multiplication by a Scalar
Each element in the matrix is multiplied by the constant
But the matrix still with the same dimensions

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Matrix Operations
Transpose of a Matrix
The transpose of a matrix is obtained by swapping its rows and columns.
If A is a matrix of order m×n, its transpose , is an n×m matrix

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Matrix Operations
Multiplication of matrices

Matrix multiplication follows specific rules


and is not commutative (A×B≠B×A).

Two matrices A (of order m×n) and B (of order n×p) can be multiplied
only if the number of columns of A matches the number of rows of B

(m×n)×(n×p)=(m×p)

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Matrix Operations
Multiplication of matrices

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Matrix Operations
Determinant of a Matrix
The determinant of a square matrix is a single numerical value
that provides important information about the matrix, such as
whether it is invertible and its effect on transformations.

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Matrix Operations
Determinant of a Matrix

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Matrix Operations
Determinant of a Matrix

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Matrix Operations
Inverse of matrices

A matrix A is invertible if and only if its determinant is nonzero:


det(A) not equal 0
det(A)=0, the matrix is singular and has no inverse.

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Matrix Operations
Inverse of matrices

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Matrix Operations
Inverse of matrices

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Matrix Operations
Inverse of matrices

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Matrix Operations
Inverse of matrices

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Matrix Operations
Inverse of matrices

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Matrix Operations
Inverse of matrices

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•Dividing the Questions into 4 Groups of Varying Difficulty:
•Level 1 (Low Level):
Basic questions to check fundamental understanding.
•Level 2 (Medium Level):
Application-based questions with some challenges.
•Level 3 (High Level):
Analytical questions requiring deeper thinking.
•Level 4 (Challenge Level):
Advanced questions that demand creativity or out-of-the-box thinking.
•Progression Mechanism:
•A student cannot move to the next level unless they successfully complete
the current one.
•If a student makes mistakes, they receive support from you or their peers

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•Progression Mechanism:
•A student cannot move to the next level unless they successfully
complete the current one.
•If a student makes mistakes, they receive support from you
or their peers who have already progressed to higher levels.
•Choices After Completing the First Three Levels:
•Option 1: Enter the challenge by solving Level 4 questions.
•Option 2: Take on the role of a "student assistant", helping classmates
who are still struggling.

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My Role as a Teacher:
Monitor students' progress and ensure they do not advance without proper
understanding.
Provide targeted support to students who face difficulties, either individually
or in small groups.
Educational Benefits of This Strategy:
✅ Encourages self-reflection and responsibility in students.
✅ Supports differentiation in levels of understanding.
✅ Motivates students through challenges and free choice.
✅ Enhances collaborative learning through the "student assistant" role.
✅ Allows you to support struggling students without neglecting high achievers.

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Exit Ticket
It is a quick formative assessment used at the end of a lesson
to check students’ understanding, gather feedback, and guide future instruction.

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THANK YOU
MAHMOUD EL-MASRY

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