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Standard XII
Mathematics
Matrix Definition and Representation
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Question
Find the number of different
2
×
2
matrices that can be formed with elements
1
,
2
,
3
or
4
with repetition.
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Solution
The matrix
[
a
b
c
d
]
; the values a, b, c and d can take any of the first four natural numbers. So, the variable 'a' has
4
possibilities b has
4
possibilities, C has
4
possibilities and d has
4
possibilities. Hence the total number of possible matrices
=
4
×
4
×
4
×
4
=
256
matrices.
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