MHB SEO) Discovering Matrix 2: A 3x2 Matrix Calculation and Its Applications

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Find the matriz A ij) if we know that is a matriz 3x2 a) -(i+j) log bass16 (2) )^{i+j}/(2j + log 10000)

If I am asked what is my work?? I said I have no idea of course is matrix before the student studies sum ret and matrix products

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leprofece said:
Hello friends

Find the matriz A ij) if we know that is a matriz 3x2 a) -(i+j) log bass16 (2) )^{i+j}/(2j + log 10000)

If I am asked what is my work?? I said I have no idea of course is matrix before the student studies sum ret and matrix products

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Hi leprofece, :)

I think this question follows the same method as your >>http://mathhelpboards.com/linear-abstract-algebra-14/finding-matrix-12745.html<<. Therefore try to do that one first and then you'll be able to complete this one easily.
 

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