We can start doing more complicated things now.
Here's another matrix called B:
![B = [ row 1: 7 , 1 row 2: -4 , 0 ]](/sites/default/files/images/03-matrices-06.gif)
Let's find
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Just write it out with the matrices and start working:
![3B - A = 3 [ row 1: 7 , 1 row 2: -4 , 0 ] - [ row 1: -4 , 0 row 2: 3 , 6 ]](/sites/default/files/images/03-matrices-07.gif)
![= [ row 1: 21 , 3 row 2: -12 , 0 ] - [ row 1: -4 , 0 row 2: 3 , 6 ] = [ row 1: 25 , 3 row 2: -15 , -6 ]](/sites/default/files/images/03-matrices-08.gif)
YOUR TURN:
Here are some matrices:
![B = [ row 1: 2 , -6 row 2: - 5, 10 ]](/sites/default/files/images/03-matrices-10.gif)
![C = [ row 1: 0 , -4 row 2: 3 , 7 ]](/sites/default/files/images/03-matrices-11.gif)
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