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We say there are two ways of thinking about linear systems: (1) augmented matrices and (2) vector equations. Why not say we have three ways of thinking of the same idea: (1) linear systems, (2) augmented matrices, and (3) vector equations. We should also emphasize that the reader should get comfortable going from any of of these forms to any other.
Again, happy to make edits. I'm a little uncomfortable making such changes without an ok.
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We say there are two ways of thinking about linear systems: (1) augmented matrices and (2) vector equations. Why not say we have three ways of thinking of the same idea: (1) linear systems, (2) augmented matrices, and (3) vector equations. We should also emphasize that the reader should get comfortable going from any of of these forms to any other.
Again, happy to make edits. I'm a little uncomfortable making such changes without an ok.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: