
a.
To find: Matrix for the information from each test.
a.

Answer to Problem 12CYU
Test-1 is
Test-2 is
Explanation of Solution
Given equation:
Table shows the test grade for each student.
There are three students.
From the given table
We can write a matrix for the information from each test.
Rows represent each student as there are three students there will be three rows.
Columns represents Test.
As we are finding a matrix for each test there will be only one Column.
Therefore, from given table,
Matrix for Test-1 is
Matrix of Test-2 is
b.
To find: Sum of the scores from the two tests expressed as a matrix.
b.

Answer to Problem 12CYU
Explanation of Solution
Given equation:
Table shows the test grade for each student.
There are three students.
Test-1 is
Test-2 is
Sum of matrices =
c.
To find: Difference in scores from test-1 to test-2 as a matrix.
c.

Answer to Problem 12CYU
Explanation of Solution
Given equation:
Table shows the test grade for each student.
There are three students.
Test-1 is
Test-2 is
Difference of matrices =
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