Basic Math: Algebra
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What you'll learn
You will learn about systems of linear equations and how to solve them.
We'll introduce the concept of a matrix.
We will learn how to perform operations with matrices, how to calculate inverse matrices and determinants of square matrices.
We'll learn how to solve systems of equations using matrices.
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There are 4 modules in this course
This course will guide you through the fundamentals of linear equations, starting with a review of single-variable equations. Next, we'll delve into the world of matrices and systems of linear equations, covering:
Systems of linear equations: Definition, classification, and step-by-step resolution using the Gauss method. Matrix fundamentals: Key concepts and essential operations. Inverse matrices: Learn how to calculate them using the Gauss and adjugate methods. Matrix equations: A practical introduction to this type of equation. Determinants and rank: Master the calculation of determinants and the concept of matrix rank. Cramer's rule: Discover its application for solving systems of linear equations.
What's included
2 readings2 assignments1 plugin
2 readings•Total 16 minutes
- Materials of the course•1 minute
- Fundamental Ideas Algebra Unit 1•15 minutes
2 assignments•Total 105 minutes
- Unit 1 Exam•45 minutes
- Equations with 1 unknown•60 minutes
1 plugin•Total 15 minutes
- Equations with 1 unknown - Video•15 minutes
What's included
1 reading5 assignments4 plugins
1 reading•Total 15 minutes
- Fundamental Ideas Algebra Unit 2•15 minutes
5 assignments•Total 180 minutes
- Unit 2 Exam•60 minutes
- Linear equations•30 minutes
- Linear equations systems•30 minutes
- Gauss method•30 minutes
- Example of systems with parameters•30 minutes
4 plugins•Total 60 minutes
- Linear equations - Video•15 minutes
- Linear equations systems - Video•15 minutes
- Gauss method - Video•15 minutes
- Example of systems with parameters - Video•15 minutes
What's included
1 reading9 assignments8 plugins
1 reading•Total 30 minutes
- Fundamental Ideas Algebra Unit 3•30 minutes
9 assignments•Total 282 minutes
- Unit 3 Exam•60 minutes
- Arrays•30 minutes
- Matrices operations•12 minutes
- Regular matrices•30 minutes
- Matrix equations•30 minutes
- Determinants•30 minutes
- Rank exercise•30 minutes
- Inverse by adjoints•30 minutes
- Cramer rule•30 minutes
8 plugins•Total 82 minutes
- Arrays - Video•10 minutes
- Matrices operations - Video•10 minutes
- Regular matrices - Video•15 minutes
- Matrix equations - Video•10 minutes
- Determinants - Video•2 minutes
- Rank - Video•10 minutes
- Inverse by adjoints- Video•10 minutes
- Cramer rule - Video•15 minutes
What's included
1 assignment
1 assignment•Total 90 minutes
- Final exam•90 minutes
Instructor
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