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STEP 1:
We want these two numbers to be the same,
but have opposite signs. Then, we'll add them together and get
0.
![2 times Row 1 ... [ row 1: 4 , 6 row 2: -4 , -5 | row 1: 2 , 0 row 2: 0 , 1 ] ... Work all the way across!](images/06-matrices-14.gif)
Now, we add Row 1 and Row 2 -- just work
straight down! Then, you put Row 1 back to normal:
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Row 1 back to
normal
Row 1 +
Row 2 |
![[ row 1: 2 , 3 row 2: 0 , 1 | row 1: 1 , 0 row 2: 2 , 1 ]](images/06-matrices-15.gif) |
STEP 2:
Now, we work a bit backwards!
![1) use the 1 in the left half ... 2) to ditch the 3 in the left half ... [ row 1: 2 , 3 row 2: 0 , 1 | row 1: 1 , 0 row 2: 2 , 1 ]](images/06-matrices-16.gif)
We want these two numbers to
be the same, but have opposite signs. Then, we'll add them
together and get 0.
![[ row 1: 2 , 3 row 2: 0 , -3 | row 1: 1 , 0 row 2: -6 , -3 ] ... -3 times Row 2](images/06-matrices-17.gif)
Now, we add Row 1 and Row 2 -- just work
straight up! Then, you put Row 2 back to normal:
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Row 2 +
Row 1
Row 2 back to normal |
![[ row 1: 2 , 0 row 2: 0 , 1 | row 1: -5 , -3 row 2: 2 , 1 ]](images/06-matrices-18.gif) |
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