Elementary Matrices: Operations and Equivalence

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This lecture covers the concept of elementary matrices, including their operations and equivalence. It explains how elementary transformations can be used to transform matrices and defines row and line equivalence. The lecture also discusses the properties of row-equivalent matrices and introduces the notion of echelons in matrices.

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Algebra: Linear algebra

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