Texas Instruments TI 36X Pro calculate matrix determinant , inverse and other calculation

This video shows how to calculate:
Matrix inverse
Matrix determinant,
Add matrix,
Multiply matrix,
matrix transpose,
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RREF
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Tutorial by Equaser

[@alexandre2245]

Thank you so much

[@denisschevelev4898]

Thank you

[@GeoCalifornian]

TI's memory safeguard means that if you switch to another calculation mode you may simply return to your matrix or vector calculations, and all of your matrices or vector values are preserved in memory, not deleted as they are in Casio scientific calculators. /Silicon Valley Regards

[@equaser]

Yes TI has many better features over Casio and Sharp. This is true here.. Thanks.

[@ThreeDaysGrace185]

thank you so much

[@equaser]

You are welcome

[@SonuKumar-vp8xt]

Well in India many peoples(approx 90%) use fx 991MS. Thanks :) I have ti36x

[@equaser]

You are welcome. 👍.

[@mileswalters9196]

The 🐐

[@equaser]

Where?

[@mileswalters9196]

@@equaser can you do more than a 3x3

[@balllallalllalllallalhqbal2798]

could this calculator show the way? or only solution?

[@carrizzle9586]

You didn't show the solution to the Reduced Row Echelon Form (rref). Any calculator can print an identity matrix but the answer is what's important.

[@equaser]

if it has it, I will have shown.

[@am33x]

Can it show 1 000 000 instead of 1000000?

[@equaser]

it has only 3 modes NORM, ENG SCI and none of them will show it like that. See page 5 here fer3.com/arc/imgx/TI36PRO_Guidebook_EN.pdf

[@am33x]

Yes I noticed. Thanks

[@am33x]

Do you happen to know the use of 2nd function (KEY 7)? It adds up instead of multiplication.

[@equaser]

Whenever you press 2nd function, all keys change to the blue color function. for example + and - will change brightness buttons.