Understand the problem: Understand the problem.We need to find the difference between two matrices by subtracting the second matrix from the first matrix element-wise.
Subtract the elements of the first row: Subtract the elements of the first row.Subtract the first element of the first row of the second matrix from the first element of the first row of the first matrix: −1−1=−2.Subtract the second element of the first row of the second matrix from the second element of the first row of the first matrix: 3−4=−1.
Subtract the elements of the second row: Subtract the elements of the second row.Subtract the first element of the second row of the second matrix from the first element of the second row of the first matrix: 4−3=1.Subtract the second element of the second row of the second matrix from the second element of the second row of the first matrix: 1−0=1.
Write down the resulting matrix: Write down the resulting matrix.The resulting matrix after subtraction is:\left[\begin{array}{cc}\(\newline-2 & -1 (\newline\)1 & 1\end{array}\right]\)
More problems from Multiply two decimals: where does the decimal point go?