Systems of linear equations and reduced matrix in a linear algebra course for economics studies. Didactics of Mathematics, 2012, Nr 9 (13), s. 43-54
Piotr Dniestrzański
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Piotr Dniestrzański
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The article presents two elements of the concept of a linear algebra lecture for economics studies. It attempts to demonstrate the significant role of ordering of the lectured content – with a focus on starting the lecture with systems of linear equations, and shows the considerable benefits of introducing the concept of the reduced row echelon form of matrix as one of the most useful concepts of linear algebra.
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The article presents two elements of the concept of a linear algebra lecture for economics studies. It attempts to demonstrate the significant role of ordering of the lectured content – with a focus on starting the lecture with systems of linear equations, and shows the considerable benefits of introducing the concept of the reduced row echelon form of matrix as one of the most useful concepts of linear algebra.
Key concepts: Linear algebra, Algebra over a field, Matrix algebra, Linear system, Matrix (chemical analysis), Mathematics, Focus (optics), System of linear equations