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Vectors as Lists and Arrows#1 · about 11 minDot Product and Magnitude#2 · about 9 minSpanning Sets and Basis#3 · about 10 minAx as a Mix of Columns#4 · about 9 minRow Picture of Ax = b#5 · about 8 minElimination and Back Substitution#6 · about 9 minInverse of A#7 · about 10 minColumn Space and Nullspace#8 · about 11 minProjection#9 · about 12 minLeast Squares#10 · about 11 minLinear Maps#11 · about 13 minEigenvalues#12 · about 12 minSVD, First Picture#13 · about 12 minSVD Product#14 · about 12 min
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Inverse of A

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Inverse of A

A takes (1, 2) to (0, 3). A⁻¹ puts that start back. Home: A A⁻¹ = I and A⁻¹[0, 3] = [1, 2]. A test number of 0 means no inverse.

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