Generalized Inverse Matrix Formula

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[@natchi11]

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[@PrimeNewtons]

Happy to help!

[@nextdoortutor]

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[@PrimeNewtons]

Please send me AMATYC problems you find interesting, and I will make videos for them.

[@nextdoortutor]

For how many different integers b is the polynomial x^2 +bx + 16 factorable over the integers? Thanks!

[@PrimeNewtons]

@nextdoortutor b^2 -64 must be a perfect square. So b is the hypotenuse of all Pythagorean triplets with one side equal 8. So the answer is 6. I will make a video on this.

[@holyshit922]

I would like to see explanation of algorithm which can be found in Knuths book Application of matrix inverse is solving systems of linear equations . We probably will see soon more about row operations row echelon forms ,linear combination,linear dependence of the vectors, rank of the matrix

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