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Title: Dominance Matrices

Section: Matrices

Course: General Maths Units 3 and 4

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This is the final video in this section of the Matrices course for the Year 12 General Maths (Units 3 and 4 VCE) course in Australia. Having looked at the fundamentals of matrices, this video continues to look at the real world applications of Matrices. Dominance matrices (both one step and two step) are covered in this video and are used to show dominance in sporting competitions etc. I look at a number of worked examples and VCAA questions to show how good (and challenging) these matrices can be.

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