So, what's all this fuss about inverse matrices?
You can use them to solve systems of equations.
Check it out:
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Let's get that coefficient matrix:
![A = [ row 1: 2 , -5 row 2: 3 , 4 ]](/sites/default/files/images/07-matrices-03.gif)
Then, we'll need matrices for
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| our variables | our "= guys" |
In short, this system can be rewritten as
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and we can use algebra to solve it!
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![X = [ row 1: x row 2: y ]](/sites/default/files/images/07-matrices-04.gif)
![B = [ row 1: 8 row 2: -6 ]](/sites/default/files/images/07-matrices-05.gif)