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This lesson will teach your students how to use matrix minors to solve systems of linear equations. In particular, your students will be able to...

• Identify the four ways of solving systems of equations
• Explain at least two ways to solve a system of equation using matrices
• Compare and contrast equations
• Use row operations and augmented matrices to solve systems of linear equations

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· Data Organization with Matrices

· Matrix Addition

· Matrix Multiplication

· Transformations with Matrices

· Determinants

· Inverses of Matrices

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