Det; Dot; Eigenval; Eigenvv - HP 39g Master Manual

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DET(matrix)
This function finds the determinant of a square
matrix. See page 174 for an example of its use
in finding an inverse matrix.
2
= 
Eg.
If
A
− 
1 5
Ans: det (A) = 2x5-3x(-1)
See also: INVERSE,
DOT([vector],[vector])
This function returns the dot product of two vectors. Vectors for this function
are written as single row matrices.
=
For example,
a
(3, 4) or
See page 175 for a worked example.

EIGENVAL

See User's manual

EIGENVV

See User's manual
IDENTMAT(size)
This function creates an n x n square matrix which is an identity matrix. For
example, IDENTMAT(4) would produce a 4x4 identity matrix for use or
storage.
3
then find det(A).
= 13
RREF
 
3
would be written as [3,4].
 
 
4
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