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In this problem, we are given the elements of a matrix and we want to rewrite it in matrix format.
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So we're given a matrix, say a, of dimensions m cross m, where m corresponds to number of rows and n corresponds to number of columns.
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This rewrites as the matrix containing the element a11 as the first term, then a12, a13, so on, so on, and below a11 we have a21, a31, and so on, so on.
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So this is how we fill our matrix.
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For diagonal terms, we'll have the same index.
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So in this case, looking at our elements, we see that the highest m value is 4 and the highest n value is 3.
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So we are going to write a matrix with 4 rows and 3 columns, where our first element a11 is equal to 1, a22 is equal to 6, right here.
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We're looking for diagonal terms right now.
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A33 is equal to 4, and we don't have an a44 because we have more rows and columns.
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To fill in this term, we need to find a12.
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A12 was equal to minus 3, so this is done.
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A13 is equal to minus 2...