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20 May

Polynomial Function – Complex Factorization Theorem

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This video explains how to determine the complex zeros of a polynomial function and how to write a polynomial function as a product of linear factors.

30 Jan

Simplifying Radical Expressions With Fractions

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This video explains how to simplify radical expressions with fractions.

30 Jan

Simplifying Radical Expressions Without Fractions

This video explains how to simplify radical expressions without fractions.

5 Oct

Ex: Find the Product of Three Fractions

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This video provides two examples of how to find the product of three fractions.

5 Jun

Solve a System of Linear Equations Using LU Decomposition

Posted by mathispower4u in 7. Linear Algebra. Tagged: algebra, easy, elementary, equations, factor, factorization, inverse, linear, lower, LU, matrices, matrix, multipliers, operations, opposite, row, short, shortcut, solve, system, triangle, triangular, upper, way. Leave a Comment

This video explains how to use LU Decomposition to solve a system of linear equations.

5 Jun

LU Decomposition – Shortcut Method

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This video explains how to find the LU Decomposition of a square matrix using a shortcut involving the opposite of multipliers used when performing row operations.