MHB Invertiable Matrix - explaining it to children - ideas how to teach

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To teach the concept of an invertible matrix to students, it's essential to use clear definitions and relatable examples, such as comparing it to the multiplicative inverse of numbers. A structured curriculum should begin with foundational concepts of matrices before progressing to the definition and properties of invertible matrices. Incorporating visual aids like whiteboards and printed materials can enhance understanding. The curriculum should also include practical exercises to reinforce learning. Overall, a well-organized approach will facilitate effective teaching of this new material.
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How can I make a curriculum to student, to explain the term Invertiable Matrix?

What would I use to explain?
[tools, whiteboard, papers. printed website pages...]

How can I order the curriculum?
What will be in the start of year and what will be next?

This new material that I need to teach in the coming year.

Thanks for responds...
-Roni
 
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First, you should spell "invertible" correctly! (I would have thought that was a typo but you misspelled it, in the same way, twice.)

A matrix, A, is "invertible" if there exist a matrix, B, such that AB is the identity matrix. Then B is the (multiplicative) inverse of A. This is exactly the same as saying that "1/2" is the multiplicative inverse of2.
 
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