9:05 isnt 0 squared equal to 1???

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4:22 i think you made a mistake, you said adding r1 ans r2 gives you r3 but it's actually r2+r3 that gives u a 0 in r3

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11:09 im a bit confused is x3 free bc the third column doesnt have a pivot?

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when we solve the last question, isn't v1 = 1/-2 v3 so isn't v1 also excluded ?

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i don't understand how you work on the second question??

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2|(2k-2m), 2|(2k+1 - (2m-1)), so as long as they match even/odd, the midpoint on each axis will E Z. The num of partitions is the same for each axis: 2. So total partitions = 2^3 = 8. n = 9 (object num) p = 8 (partitions) ceil(9/8) = 2, so that checks out

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Is there a difference between logic circuits and logic gates

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what do you mean sum of itself and a multiple of another row?

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great video, but there are mathematical ways to approach your second example😁

how did we get kernel is U32 mod 16?

Great lectures, thanks for making them. I'd like to follow along using TI Nspire instead of Excel.

In the first question, why when we use the triangular matrix to eigenvalues result is wrong?

Why is the first practice not an exclusive or? Cause I wont be able to go to the movies and the store at the same time. So both being true will be a false. Can someone explain?