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Chapter 4: Q3. (page 156)

What is meant by corresponding elements.

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Corresponding elements are the elements that appear in identical places in two similar situations.

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Matrix is an ordered rectangular arrangement of numbers in horizontal rows and vertical columns.Each value in the matrix is called element.

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Corresponding elements are the elements that appear in identical places in two similar situations.

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Consider an example, ab=cd. Here the two matrices are equal. Element ais in the first row and first column in the left-hand side matrix and element c is in the first row and first column in the right-hand side matrix. Therefore, according to the definition of corresponding matrix, a and care corresponding elements.

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