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The document demonstrates how to use Excel functions to perform operations on matrices such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, transposition, finding the determinant, and inverses. It shows the formulas to use for each operation and provides examples of applying the formulas to matrices in Excel.

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The document demonstrates how to use Excel functions to perform operations on matrices such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, transposition, finding the determinant, and inverses. It shows the formulas to use for each operation and provides examples of applying the formulas to matrices in Excel.

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- Dear Mrs. Trâm. We hope you will have a gud day


Introduce when you watch this video. My group including
Quỳnh Anh, Đức Bình and Gia Bảo. This video will
illustrate how to use excel functions to solve some
types of exercises in mathematical economics. So,
let’s check it out. Right now!
- Move to first one: addition of 2 matrixs
- We sum up matrixs with the same number of
elements
- The number of rows and colums of the first range
should be equal to the number of rows and columns
of the second range
Addition of 2 matrixs - In the first cell of the resulting matrix
 We enter a formula of the next form = the first
element of the first array + the first element of
the second (A5+G5)
 Press enter and stretch the formula to the full
range
Turning to substraction of 2 matrixs
- To solve substraction of 2 matrixs. Do in a similar
way as addition of 2 matrixs
- In the first cell of the resulting matrix
Substraction of 2  We enter a formula of the next form = the first
matrixs element of the first array - the first element of
the second (A13-G13)
 Press enter and stretch the formula to the full
range
- Select the range where the multiplication results
will be placed
Multiply one matrix - We make the first cell of the resulting field active
with another matrix - We use the formula =MMULT
(A21:E25;G21:K25)
- Enter as an array formula (Ctrl+Shift+Enter)
- To multiply a matrix by a number we multiply each
Multiply matrix (by a of its elements by this number
number) - We use the formula =A29*$G$31 cứ đọc là G31 (a
reference to a cell with a number must be abosolute)
- Press enter and stretch the formula to the full range
Transpose the matrixs - Transposing the matrix is an act of changing the
rows and colums in place
- The first step is noting the empty range where we
transpose the matrix
- There are 4 lines in the orginal table and the range
of the transposition should have 4 columns
- For 5 columns there are should be 5 lines in any
empty area, etc.
- Then, we use the formula = TRANSPOSE
(A37:E41)
- Enter as an array formula (Ctrl+Shift+Enter)
- This is one single number that is found for a square
Finding the matrixs matrix
determinant - We put the cursor in any cell of the open sheet.
Enter the formula =MDETERM (A45:E49)
- The demension of the inverse matrix correspond to
the size of the original
- Select the first cell of the empty range for the
The inverse matrixs inverse matrix
- We use the formula= MINVERSE (A53:E57) as a
data set function.
- The only argument is the range with the original.
We got the inverse array in excel.
- In matrix notation, this can be written as AX=B,
with A=
- Use the MINVERSE function to return the inverse
matrix of A
 First, select the range B66:F70
System of linear  Next, insert the MINVERSE by function =
equations MINVERSE (B67:F71). Finish by pressing
(Ctrl+Shift+Enter)
 Select the range where the multiplication results
will be place
- We make the first cell of the resulting field active
- Then, use the formula= MMULT
(B76:F79;L67;L71)
- Enter as an array formula (Ctrl+Shift+Enter)
The end Our presentation until now will be the end. Thanks
for your consider. We looking for your gud result.

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