There is a lot simpler way to do 3x3. In this case you just do 3x7x-4 + 3x1x-1 + 3x7x5 - (-1)x7x3 - 5x7x3 - (-4)x7x3. Thats adding products from top left to bottom right all 3 diagonals and then subtracting from bottom left to top right all 3 diagonals
My teacher doesn't even go by the book (which is the method ur doing). He uses his own special method which probably half of the class probably is confused about.
You explained this so clearly and easy to follow! Thank you so much, you just don't know how helpful your videos are to myself and many other viewers, despite the few rabble rousers!
I spent around 3 hours trying to figure out how to do these types of problems. You made it SO easy for me to understand. Please, continue to post videos on Algebra 2/Trig. because you are AMAZING at explaining.
@Belmoth1 Your book probably expands around the first row instead of the first column. See my replies to poontang3zizo for more details. Either method will give the same answer. But check with your teacher to see if there's a preferred method.
the coefficients of each of the 2 x 2 matrices are NOT 3, 7 and 1. It should be 3,3,3. The TOP COLUMN should have your values. This is VERY VERY VERY WRONG. Please remove this vid before it really messes up someone who is trying to learn
That may be true, you will get the same solution, however it is a bad convention to follow.
I say this because when doing the cross product of lets say a unit vector this method might make it difficult to grasp. I say this because the i, j and k are on the columns and not the rows. I admit your method might not be 'wrong' but it sure will make the dot product confusing
@poontang3zizo Ahhh, yes, I see your point. Thanks for clarifying. I added another annotation with a link to a video of a vector cross product being done out (it's a khanacademy video - great channel with tons of math videos).
If I get more feedback about the method I show being confusing, I'll certainly delete the video and repost one with expansion across the top row.
Excuss me, you are going completely wrong direction here you should take first row as a coefficient not the column. This may screw a person's math test please delete this madness
@juns1992 I've added an annotation in the video showing the sign pattern to use for whatever row or column you expand on. Hopefully this will clear up any confusion.
@Kiwi663 To evaluate the 2x2 determinants, always do "top left times bottom right" minus "bottom left times top right." Sometimes you'll get a double negative that turns the subtraction to addition, but always start with subtraction.
I am actually learning this in the 8th grade. I'm in Algebra 1B getting half a high school credit last year and the other half this year. Next year I'll be in geometry for the 9th grade.
@Rgymnastwebgirl Use the sign pattern as a starting point, then insert the matrix element as-is. For example, if the sign pattern is + - +, then you'd have +(element)(2x2 det) - (element)(2x2 det) + (element)(2x2 det).
@Thegthatkillsall For the last parentheses when working out the 2x2 determinants you'd have +1(21-21) instead of -1(21-21). But in both cases we're multiplying the +1 or -1 by 21-21=0. So the final answer for the 3x3 determinant will be same whether the a +1 or -1 is present.
Wow AWESOME!! thank you!! Because of you i might pass algebra 2 now!! thank you!!!!! I didnt understand it because i do online school and its not very descriptive!!
@robichaudd Thats right try it ... in some books they use the horisontal first line and in some other books the vertical first column. Saurus method is better easier to remember for me, but it doesnt apply for 4x4 matrix.
thanks so much for this...it's a shame that I spent a fortune on a textbook that can't explain how to solve this type of problem in a way that makes sense. At any rate, thanks again -- you made my night!
Not really. But if there's a row or column that has alot of zeros in it, use that row or column to expand around. Be sure to use the correct sign pattern for the row or column you choose. See my reply to epjman345 for info on sign pattern.
Is there a video about doing this by 2x2? Knowing the fact you have over 100 vids I can't find any. [Not the best at finding stuff]. If you don't can you make a video? If you do is there a link?
I don't have any videos on 2x2 determinants. If searching in youtube doesn't work try a google search, there should be plenty of results there.
Basic idea is, if top left is 2 and top right is 3 and bottom left is 8 and bottom right is 6, determinant is equal to top left times bottom right minus bottom left times top right: 2*6-8*3=12-24=-12. Always follow that pattern and you'll be all set.
You can use any row or column, just watch the sign pattern. Make a 3x3 setup with the sign pattern of top row + - +, second row - + -, third row + - +. Whatever row or column you choose to expand from follow the sign pattern from that 3x3 sign setup for that particular row or column. Hard to explain in words...hope that made sense.
Thanks a million! I just had a test over 4 chapters, and about half the questions incolved 3 by 3 matricies(???) and the test was about 33% of my grade. I probably would have failed if not for your help!
thank you so much i love you!
n0vabahamut 3 months ago
There is a lot simpler way to do 3x3. In this case you just do 3x7x-4 + 3x1x-1 + 3x7x5 - (-1)x7x3 - 5x7x3 - (-4)x7x3. Thats adding products from top left to bottom right all 3 diagonals and then subtracting from bottom left to top right all 3 diagonals
adadaddddaaa 3 months ago
lol....i just got that thing when i was in (class 5) x)
tarek12mig 4 months ago
its not working for all cases !
thx anyway :)
engmaisoon 4 months ago
thanks.
datboiy20 4 months ago
The way they teach us here is so much less efficient
SorrowHarvester42 5 months ago
I just love Math, when you spend 3:37 watching other people solve, and then they have a 0 for an answer at the end! LOL!
Thanks so much for the vid! Missed my class last week so I have to learn it "the easy way" through YouTube to survive our Final Exams tomorrow.
Thumbs up for you.
jhiggzaw 5 months ago
My teacher doesn't even go by the book (which is the method ur doing). He uses his own special method which probably half of the class probably is confused about.
stratoge 5 months ago
You explained this so clearly and easy to follow! Thank you so much, you just don't know how helpful your videos are to myself and many other viewers, despite the few rabble rousers!
65eshine 5 months ago
THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH!
I spent around 3 hours trying to figure out how to do these types of problems. You made it SO easy for me to understand. Please, continue to post videos on Algebra 2/Trig. because you are AMAZING at explaining.
Thank you once again for this!
triplemango101 5 months ago
my textbooks explains it but it is somehow the opposite of what you say, WHICH ONE WILL A BELIEVE?!?
Belmoth1 8 months ago
@Belmoth1 Your book probably expands around the first row instead of the first column. See my replies to poontang3zizo for more details. Either method will give the same answer. But check with your teacher to see if there's a preferred method.
robichaudd 8 months ago
did you just erase marker with a pencil eraser?
tygamann1 9 months ago
it's too confusing... lmfao
The3rdNipple 9 months ago
the coefficients of each of the 2 x 2 matrices are NOT 3, 7 and 1. It should be 3,3,3. The TOP COLUMN should have your values. This is VERY VERY VERY WRONG. Please remove this vid before it really messes up someone who is trying to learn
poontang3zizo 11 months ago
@poontang3zizo You can expand around any row or column, providing you use the following sign pattern for the terms in the expansion:
+ - +
- + -
+ - +
Because I expanded down column 1, I used the sign pattern + - +; if I had expanded across row 2, I would use - + - ; etc.
robichaudd 11 months ago
@robichaudd
That may be true, you will get the same solution, however it is a bad convention to follow.
I say this because when doing the cross product of lets say a unit vector this method might make it difficult to grasp. I say this because the i, j and k are on the columns and not the rows. I admit your method might not be 'wrong' but it sure will make the dot product confusing
poontang3zizo 11 months ago
@poontang3zizo Ahhh, yes, I see your point. Thanks for clarifying. I added another annotation with a link to a video of a vector cross product being done out (it's a khanacademy video - great channel with tons of math videos).
If I get more feedback about the method I show being confusing, I'll certainly delete the video and repost one with expansion across the top row.
robichaudd 11 months ago
@robichaudd
I meant to say 'cross product' and not 'dot' in the last line :P
And sure no problem. Thanks for taking the time to reply
Cheers
poontang3zizo 11 months ago
Excuss me, you are going completely wrong direction here you should take first row as a coefficient not the column. This may screw a person's math test please delete this madness
juns1992 11 months ago 4
@juns1992
Very good observation. This indeed is madness
poontang3zizo 11 months ago
@juns1992 I've added an annotation in the video showing the sign pattern to use for whatever row or column you expand on. Hopefully this will clear up any confusion.
robichaudd 11 months ago 4
@robichaudd thanks for such a nice video
aa111r 3 months ago
OMG thank you , you explain this much better than my proffessor
Gmoral69 11 months ago
So you always subtract when you get the det.?
Kiwi663 1 year ago
@Kiwi663 To evaluate the 2x2 determinants, always do "top left times bottom right" minus "bottom left times top right." Sometimes you'll get a double negative that turns the subtraction to addition, but always start with subtraction.
robichaudd 1 year ago
excellent video! thanks a bunch!
Dabilahro73 1 year ago
why do you say take away it makes me want to close the video
anheroinEVERYDAY 1 year ago
what about for dx1 dx2 dx3?
cmw1clmt 1 year ago
Thanks ! very useful
donkyg182 1 year ago
well done. very clear
robbiesoho 1 year ago
I love you.
austin123457 1 year ago
I am actually learning this in the 8th grade. I'm in Algebra 1B getting half a high school credit last year and the other half this year. Next year I'll be in geometry for the 9th grade.
Rgymnastwebgirl 1 year ago
What do you have to do to the numbers that are still in the matrix if the pattern is not -+-? do you just change it, or is it some long process?
Rgymnastwebgirl 1 year ago
@Rgymnastwebgirl Use the sign pattern as a starting point, then insert the matrix element as-is. For example, if the sign pattern is + - +, then you'd have +(element)(2x2 det) - (element)(2x2 det) + (element)(2x2 det).
robichaudd 1 year ago
what would happen if that -1 wasnt negative
Thegthatkillsall 1 year ago
@Thegthatkillsall For the last parentheses when working out the 2x2 determinants you'd have +1(21-21) instead of -1(21-21). But in both cases we're multiplying the +1 or -1 by 21-21=0. So the final answer for the 3x3 determinant will be same whether the a +1 or -1 is present.
robichaudd 1 year ago
ThanX
naveed03316477347 1 year ago
Thank you thank you thank you you have no idea how much you have helped me
Sakura7981 1 year ago
You are a lifesaver!!!! THANK YOU!
lbethinked 1 year ago
..Thanks a lot Yo'
dixseez 1 year ago
be my algebra 2 teacher plz ?
DaiPodAppReviewer 1 year ago
Thank you! possibly just saved my life on this test today
ronan462 1 year ago
aaaaaaaaaaaaah thanks! I was so confuzed....:D
teddybearhugger5 1 year ago
Thank you so much for your help! You rock!
bushlovessatan 1 year ago
you are so helpful, Thank you very much !
mrmichael20 1 year ago
thanks
eliplink12 1 year ago
Thank you so much for making this.
ssbkid 1 year ago
How if it includes a variable example. 3t 7t -1t? :D
klferdz 1 year ago
why do i get -168?
First row i got =-189
2nd row i got = -21
3rd row i got = 0
D= -168 ?
SilentQ 1 year ago
@SilentQ The second row should result in +189 because it's -7(-12-15). Looks like you did -7(-12+15) instead.
robichaudd 1 year ago
sdasda
SilentQ 1 year ago
Thanks, good video!
fricomarcelo 1 year ago
I'm in 10th grade and I'm taking this ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff
Hammiepuu 1 year ago
@Hammiepuu I'm in 9th grade and im doing this
jazmin1234521 1 year ago
Thanx a lot mam... u explained everything in a simple way which our tutors couldn't do..
ninja8373 1 year ago
Very nice thanks
L4DL4D2EUROPE 1 year ago
I LOVE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
3alazagg 1 year ago
thanks
nissimvas 1 year ago
determinants of square matrix is easy than that.....
EKAM3000 1 year ago
What grade level is this >>?? i.e high scholl or university thanks :)
007dardan 1 year ago
@007dardan The course I made the video for is at a college. This material is taught in high school too.
robichaudd 1 year ago
@robichaudd It is for College
Hashimlokasher 1 year ago
@007dardan
i'm in year 11 but doing it as a year 12 VCE subject...
so yeh, high school
brashboy0403 1 year ago
THANK YOU! This was amazingly helpful!
kate7047 1 year ago
you should the viewers that the signs should be fixed like
+ - +
- + -
+ - +
DeadCanvas 2 years ago
I just want to understand why + - +
dbnfsdf1006 2 years ago 8
@dbnfsdf1006 Because it makes a funny face when you put it that way
tcraiford 3 months ago
@dbnfsdf1006 one day the tooth fairy visit robichaudd and told her, " '+-+' !"
kukufied 3 months ago
Wow AWESOME!! thank you!! Because of you i might pass algebra 2 now!! thank you!!!!! I didnt understand it because i do online school and its not very descriptive!!
sammysrh 2 years ago
it's totaly wrong ...
falconboy85 2 years ago
this is the wrong method .. you use the first horizontal line, not the vertical
WickedEsbjerg 2 years ago
Any row or column works - see my reply to epjman345...
robichaudd 2 years ago
yesss
nubsan 2 years ago
@robichaudd Worked for me...
Jontheking100 1 year ago
@robichaudd Thats right try it ... in some books they use the horisontal first line and in some other books the vertical first column. Saurus method is better easier to remember for me, but it doesnt apply for 4x4 matrix.
paperfreeck 1 year ago
thanks alot, u showed me an easier way
freeocean09 2 years ago
thanks so much for this...it's a shame that I spent a fortune on a textbook that can't explain how to solve this type of problem in a way that makes sense. At any rate, thanks again -- you made my night!
SnuffyWuffles 2 years ago 14
Why it zero? is it because it is the last answer or what?
xxhipblogger 2 years ago
If you completely do out the last line shown in the video you get:
=3(-63)-7(-27)
=-189+189
=0
robichaudd 2 years ago 2
@robichaudd took me a while even after reading it a few times but i eventually understood so thanks ^^
electricmaster23 1 year ago
this is great :D
ymama35 2 years ago
great! :) thank you!
sincha3 2 years ago
this method is not good i asure u
hmodywakid 2 years ago
Is there any faster method to do this? :(
skoushik333 2 years ago
Not really. But if there's a row or column that has alot of zeros in it, use that row or column to expand around. Be sure to use the correct sign pattern for the row or column you choose. See my reply to epjman345 for info on sign pattern.
robichaudd 2 years ago
Oh.. Now i get you.. I didn't know you could do that.. Thanks a lot :D
and btw, u use the same sign pattern for finding the Co-Factor Matrix too rite?
skoushik333 2 years ago
use the sign pattern anytime you evaluate a determinant larger than a 2x2
robichaudd 2 years ago
Ok Thanks a lot for the help :)
skoushik333 2 years ago
Is there a video about doing this by 2x2? Knowing the fact you have over 100 vids I can't find any. [Not the best at finding stuff]. If you don't can you make a video? If you do is there a link?
NightmareXsk8r 2 years ago
I don't have any videos on 2x2 determinants. If searching in youtube doesn't work try a google search, there should be plenty of results there.
Basic idea is, if top left is 2 and top right is 3 and bottom left is 8 and bottom right is 6, determinant is equal to top left times bottom right minus bottom left times top right: 2*6-8*3=12-24=-12. Always follow that pattern and you'll be all set.
robichaudd 2 years ago
thanks so much
Alejo1691 2 years ago
THANK YOU!! got a math final coming up in an hour and my book never went over thses or the 2x2 and Im being tested on it anyways! thanks again
tangointhesea 2 years ago
I thought that you used a row rather than a column does it matter?
epjman345 2 years ago
You can use any row or column, just watch the sign pattern. Make a 3x3 setup with the sign pattern of top row + - +, second row - + -, third row + - +. Whatever row or column you choose to expand from follow the sign pattern from that 3x3 sign setup for that particular row or column. Hard to explain in words...hope that made sense.
robichaudd 2 years ago
Thanks a million! I just had a test over 4 chapters, and about half the questions incolved 3 by 3 matricies(???) and the test was about 33% of my grade. I probably would have failed if not for your help!
epjman345 2 years ago
thank u........
hammervalve48 2 years ago
College professors like to make this seem harder than it actually is...
You made it so much more simple. Thank you.
sp00nEg6 3 years ago
Ty for the help (=
shadowzice 3 years ago
this is the best method ive ever seen for this problem! THANK YOUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!
cbarragan9 3 years ago
thank you so much!!! i have been sitting @ this for hours flipping through my book!
me2005 3 years ago
from now on resort to youtube first! (i do...)
^_^
jasonguyperson 3 years ago
This so much better than the version I learned at school. Thank you;)
Ole199104 3 years ago
You're freaking awesome. This helped me so much.
AjninEzakimak 3 years ago
thanks, thats great.
p3rf3c7 3 years ago
wow, thank you! my math teacher is so lazy! our entire class didn't understand a lesson so she just skipped it and never bothered to re-explain it!
beefyjerk 3 years ago
thank you so much! that made it so easy to understand!
tennisgirl813 3 years ago
yeah! your doing matrices now. good explanation
Nandine2 3 years ago