Across
- 3. operations Allowed moves for solving or simplifying matrices.
- 4. A direction measured clockwise from north.
- 9. ________matrix A matrix with the same number of rows and columns.
- 10. matrix A matrix that leaves another unchanged when multiplied.
- 14. form Representation of a vector using horizontal and vertical components.
- 15. vectors Vectors whose dot product is zero.
- 20. vector The vector sum of two or more vectors.
- 21. product A scalar measure of alignment between vectors computed using blank.
- 24. angle The angle lying between two given sides.
- 26. A scalar value associated with a square matrix computed using
- 27. ________matrix, A matrix with one column.
- 28. A quantity with magnitude and direction.
- 31. measure Angle measure based on arc length and radius.
- 32. using sine Formula for triangle area using
- 33. A real number that scales a vector.
Down
- 1. matrix A matrix that undoes the effect of multiplication by the original matrix.
- 2. ________matrix, A matrix with one row.
- 5. matrix A matrix representing a system of linear equations.
- 6. A rectangular array of numbers written in rows and columns.
- 7. solving Finding missing sides and angles using known information.
- 8. of a matrix A description of size using rows by columns.
- 9. ambiguous case A condition in which zero one or two triangles may be formed.
- 11. side The side located across from a specific angle.
- 12. addition Combining vectors using components or head-to-tail.
- 13. A relationship among sides and opposite angles of a triangle using
- 16. triangle A triangle with no right angle.
- 17. A relationship connecting sides and included angles using
- 18. ________matrix A matrix with all zero entries.
- 19. The length of a vector.
- 22. subtraction Subtracting one vector from another.
- 23. vector A vector with magnitude 1.
- 25. angle The angle a vector makes with the positive x-axis.
- 29. vectors Vectors that are scalar multiples of each other.
- 30. The component of one vector along the direction of another.
