Matrices II
Further Mathematics: Units 3 and 4
Introduction
What is a transition matrix?
Application example
Application example 2
Application example 3
How do we use transition matrices in real life?
Application example 4
I'm planning on being in business for more than one week!
Making things easier
Example
Reaching a steady state
Do I have to press all those buttons?
Adding cars at the end of each week
Example
Summary
This is the last video in this series for Matrices 1 and the Further Maths Units 3 and 4 course. Looking at how we can apply Matrices in a more real world sense, I take a look at transition matrices. Using examples from the Cambridge Further Maths textbook, I look at owning two car rental locations and the movement of cars between them. There are a number of worked examples which are fully explained with reference to the theory.
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