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    • What is a matrix?
      A rectangular array of numbers
    • How are matrices typically expressed?
      In brackets, either ( ) or [ ]
    • What does the term 'm by n' refer to in matrices?
      It refers to the number of rows and columns
    • What is the definition of the ijth element of a matrix?
      Element in the ith row and jth column
    • What is the notation for a matrix?
      A = ( ) or A = [ ]
    • What is the size or order of a matrix?
      It is denoted as m×n
    • If matrix A has 3 rows and 4 columns, what is its order?
      3×4
    • What is a column matrix?
      A matrix with only one column
    • What is a row matrix?
      A matrix with only one row
    • What is a square matrix?
      A matrix with the same number of rows and columns
    • What is a zero/null matrix?
      A matrix with all entries 0
    • When are two matrices said to be equal?
      When their corresponding elements are equal
    • How do you find the sum of two matrices A and B?
      Add their corresponding elements
    • How do you find the difference of two matrices A and B?
      Subtract their corresponding elements
    • What is the commutative property of matrix addition?
      A + B = B + A
    • What is the associative property of matrix addition?
      (A + B) + C = A + (B + C)
    • What is the additive identity in matrix addition?
      A + 0 = A
    • What is the additive inverse in matrix addition?
      A + (−A) = 0
    • What does scalar multiplication of a matrix involve?
      Multiplying each element by a scalar
    • If k is a scalar and A is a matrix, what is kA?
      Matrix obtained by multiplying A by k
    • What is the condition for the product of two matrices A and B to be defined?
      Columns of A must equal rows of B
    • What is the order of the product of matrices A and B?
      m by n if A is m by p and B is p by n
    • What is the associative property of matrix multiplication?
      A(BC) = (AB)C
    • What is the left distributive property of matrix multiplication?
      A(B + C) = AB + AC
    • What is the right distributive property of matrix multiplication?
      (B + C)A = BA + CA
    • What is the identity matrix?
      A square matrix with diagonal elements 1
    • What is the trace of a matrix?
      The sum of diagonal elements
    • What is the transpose of a matrix?
      Matrix obtained by interchanging rows and columns
    • What is a symmetric matrix?
      A matrix where At = A
    • What is a skew-symmetric matrix?
      A matrix where At = -A
    • What happens to the diagonal elements of a skew-symmetric matrix?
      All main diagonal elements are zero
    • What are the properties of scalar multiplication of matrices?
      • r(A + B) = rA + rB
      • (r + s)A = rA + sA
      • (rs)A = r(sA)
      • 1A = A
      • 0A = 0
    • What are the properties of matrix multiplication?
      1. A(BC) = (AB)C (Associative property)
      2. A(B + C) = AB + AC (Left Distributive property)
      3. (B + C)A = BA + CA (Right Distributive property)
      4. k(AB) = (kA)B = A(kB)
      5. 0A = 0 = A0
    • What are the conditions for the existence of matrix operations?
      1. A + B: Same order
      2. AB: Columns of A = Rows of B
      3. BA: Rows of B = Columns of A
      4. AB + BA: Same order
    • How can a matrix be expressed as the sum of symmetric and skew-symmetric matrices?
      • A = (A + At)/2 (Symmetric part)
      • A = (A - At)/2 (Skew-symmetric part)
    • What are the types of matrices discussed?
      • Column matrix
      • Row matrix
      • Square matrix
      • Zero/null matrix
    • What are the key definitions related to matrices?
      • Matrix: Rectangular array of numbers
      • Order: m×n
      • Equal matrices: Corresponding elements are equal
      • Transpose: Interchanging rows and columns
    • What is the significance of the identity matrix in multiplication?
      • AI_n = A = I_nA for any square matrix A
    • What is the zero product rule in matrix multiplication?
      • ab=0 implies a=0 or b=0 or both
    • What is the cancellation law in matrix multiplication?
      • ab=ac implies b=c, not applicable for matrices
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