Let's see some algebraic operations that can be done on madrases.
Here is an example of Matrix adhesion, as you can see, I have written to madrases.
Matteis is.
Equals one, two, three and four.
Matrix B equals five, six, seven and eight.
Now we got to add A plus B, so if you see.
Over here at each particular row and a particular column, I'm taking that element and doing the addition
one by one.
So if you see one.
In metrics, it is that first row, first column and five in Matrix B is that first row, first column,
so one plus five is equal to six.
Two in Matrix, it is in first row, 2nd, column six in Matrix, B is in first row, second column
six plus two is equal to eight.
Three.
In Matrix, it is in second row, first column seven in Matrix B is in second row, first column seven
plus three.
Ben.
For Imitrex, Ear is in second row, 2nd column eight in Matrix, B is in second row, second column
eight plus four.
Well.
Matrix subtraction is also very, very similar.
Let's have a look.
This is how matrixx subtraction looks like.
You see, there is a matrix is having elements one hundred ninety eighty and 70 Matrix B has all the
elements as Ben.
The same way how we did.
Here we are doing subtraction.