Choose ONE of the following scenarios we discussed in lectur…
Choose ONE of the following scenarios we discussed in lecture (Ocean Acidification, Evaporative Cooling, or Floating Ice and Increasing Temps, from left to right) and briefly 1) explain the science behind what is happening and 2) why your scenario is important on a global scale. Please provide enough details (e.g., the properties of water) to support your answer.
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*What size is the following matrix? Also, is it a square matrix, a column matrix, a row matrix, or none of those? 457{“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”457″} Your answer: This matrix is a ____ x ____ matrix. It is a _________ matrix. The first two blanks should be filled in with numbers. The third blank should be filled in with one of the following words (or the blank should be left empty if none of these choices are appropriate): square, column, row.
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Solve the following system of equations. You may use any method, but show all of your work (submitted to the dropbox folder “Work for Test #2”. If using your calculator to solve the system with matrices, you must show your original matrix and the matrix the calculator gives you, in addition to your answer. Solving the equation by guessing numbers is worth 0 points. x = z – y 2x = y 2z = 2x + y + 2
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For the following system, determine how many solutions there are in nonnegative integers. (That means, we assume that the variables can only represent nonnegative integer values.) 6x + 3y – z = 102 3y + z = 114 I want to see your work for this problem. You might solve this problem without using matrices or your calculator, so show me that work. Instead, you might solve this problem by using matrices and your calculator, so show me that work. If you solve the problem using matrices and your calculator, the work I want to see will include the following: the matrix that you put into the calculator, the matrix that you get from the calculator, and also your answer. (That’s three things you must show, though this problem will probably require more than just that.) You will need to submit your work for this problem to the Dropbox folder “Work for Test #2”. Failure to follow these instructions will mean that you will get 0 points for this problem, even if you have the right answer. Remember as always: If there is no solution, you must say so.
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