Media Summary: Let's review some basic formulae for planes in 3-d. What do we do with vectors? One source of utility comes from basic vector algebra. Let's consider how to add and rescale vectors. Let's think about what the determinant means from a geometric view, starting with the

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Let's review some basic formulae for planes in 3-d. What do we do with vectors? One source of utility comes from basic vector algebra. Let's consider how to add and rescale vectors. Let's think about what the determinant means from a geometric view, starting with the What is multivariable calculus, and why do we need to begin with the linear algebra of vectors & matrices? Here's a preview of ... The cross product is a great operation on vectors in 3-d that takes two vectors to a new vector. It's a little complicated-looking at ... What have you learned in this chapter? Think about it and make sure you've got the Big Picture. If you're looking to review, you ...

As a first example of a linear system, let's recall stochiometry, or basic equation balancing, from chemistry. There's a simple ... We may understand determinants from both algebraic and geometric perspectives, but there's one more critical perspective, and ... Do inverse matrices exist? Sometimes, but not always. Let's consider a few examples in the

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CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 1.2 : Implicit Planes in 3-D
CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 4.2 : Basic Vector Algebra
CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 17.1 : Determinants and Area in 2-D
CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 1 : LINES & PLANES : INTRO
CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 2 : CURVES & SURFACES : INTRO
CalcBLUE 1 :  PROLOGUE
CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 6.1 : Definition of the Cross Product
CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 1 : THE BIG PICTURE
CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 2 : THE BIG PICTURE
CalcBLUE 2 : Ch. 1 : MULTIVARIATE FUNCTIONS : INTRO
CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 11.2 : Example - Stoichiometry
CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 18.1 : Triangular Matrices FTW
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CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 1.2 : Implicit Planes in 3-D

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 1.2 : Implicit Planes in 3-D

Let's review some basic formulae for planes in 3-d.

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 4.2 : Basic Vector Algebra

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 4.2 : Basic Vector Algebra

What do we do with vectors? One source of utility comes from basic vector algebra. Let's consider how to add and rescale vectors.

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 17.1 : Determinants and Area in 2-D

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 17.1 : Determinants and Area in 2-D

Let's think about what the determinant means from a geometric view, starting with the

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 1 : LINES & PLANES : INTRO

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 1 : LINES & PLANES : INTRO

LET's GO!

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 2 : CURVES & SURFACES : INTRO

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 2 : CURVES & SURFACES : INTRO

LET's GO!

CalcBLUE 1 :  PROLOGUE

CalcBLUE 1 : PROLOGUE

What is multivariable calculus, and why do we need to begin with the linear algebra of vectors & matrices? Here's a preview of ...

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 6.1 : Definition of the Cross Product

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 6.1 : Definition of the Cross Product

The cross product is a great operation on vectors in 3-d that takes two vectors to a new vector. It's a little complicated-looking at ...

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 1 : THE BIG PICTURE

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 1 : THE BIG PICTURE

What have you learned in this

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 2 : THE BIG PICTURE

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 2 : THE BIG PICTURE

What have you learned in this chapter? Think about it and make sure you've got the Big Picture. If you're looking to review, you ...

CalcBLUE 2 : Ch. 1 : MULTIVARIATE FUNCTIONS : INTRO

CalcBLUE 2 : Ch. 1 : MULTIVARIATE FUNCTIONS : INTRO

LET's GO!

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 11.2 : Example - Stoichiometry

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 11.2 : Example - Stoichiometry

As a first example of a linear system, let's recall stochiometry, or basic equation balancing, from chemistry. There's a simple ...

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 18.1 : Triangular Matrices FTW

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 18.1 : Triangular Matrices FTW

We may understand determinants from both algebraic and geometric perspectives, but there's one more critical perspective, and ...

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 13.2 : Matrix Inverses in 2-D

CalcBLUE 1 : Ch. 13.2 : Matrix Inverses in 2-D

Do inverse matrices exist? Sometimes, but not always. Let's consider a few examples in the