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Consider the Matrix shown below:

Consider the Matrix shown below:-example-1
User C Heyer
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Answer:


B_(2,4)-B_(3,2)=3

Explanation:

Matrices

A matrix is a collection of values arranged in rows and columns. Any specific element of a matrix B can be referred to as
b_(i,j) , where i is the number of the row and j is the number of the column the object is placed in.

Some examples of values given in the matrix of the question are


B_(1,1)=5\\B_(2,3)=2\\B_(2,4)=9\\B_(3,2)=6

We are required to calculate:

B_{2,4}-B_{3,2}=9-6=3


\boxed{B_(2,4)-B_(3,2)=3}

Select the second option

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