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You referring to the matrix prior to RREF?

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@KevinTheSoftwareTester Thanks, Kevin, and salute to you! 🫡 I'll share with you one of my favorite of these, which would be the Mortal Kombat characters. I bring them in when I begin the topic of Functions. I like to connect the buttons of an Xbox control the fighting moves. For example, the input "X" has an output of "High Punch" 🤜☠️⚰️🪦🔔, lol! 😂 Thanks for commenting! #FAL 🤜🤛💪💯😎

One has to go so that we can analyze the effects of it missing I'm the world of math! It's also an indicator of what personality type you have...j/k 😂

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Happy to answer that! You'll want the number of columns to be one more than the total number of variables present in the system. This extra column will be populated with 0's, which represent the constant values of the homogeneous linear system. As an example, if you have 3 equations in 3 variables, you'll define the "size" of your matrix as 3 x 4. This 4th column should contain 0's only. Then you can cycle through the rref process using the graphing calculator. :-) By the way, thanks for your question as well as support of the channel, it's greatly appreciated!

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Thank you for the support, and I'm happy to hear it helped you out on the midterm! 🙂

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Thanks for question, I'm happy to clarify! Note that the vector (-5,-1,1) would help establish the line's "direction". Imagine connecting the origin to the points (-5,-1,1), and then tracing a line through the two points. Now, since this vector would lie along this line, they're technically parallel to each other. 🙂 On that note, indeed, all possible scalar multiples of the vector (-5,-1,1) would generate the line as well. Thus, your description would be equivalent to mine; so, nice observation!

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So glad the video helped out! Indeed, best of luck towards a successful Linear Algebra final! You got this! 🙂

Thanks for your comment! I hope to eventually put some Math 122 videos on my channel. 🙂

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Glad you asked! You would first find the general solution for the homogenous linear system Ax=0, as demonstrated in the video. Next, you'll find the specific solution to Ax=b and simply add this to the general solution from Ax=0 that you first found. :-) Let me know if this helps out. Thanks!

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Since the basis has only 1 basis vector, it has a dimension of 1; hence, the object would be a line instead of a plane. :-)

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If the remainder is zero, then you've found a real zero of the function. :-) Note that this video addresses the boundaries in which any real zeros will be between (on the x-axis). Let me know if this helps clarify, or if you have any other questions--I'll be happy to help out! Also, thanks for watching!

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