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*In <math>MATRIXWITH (Size,Properties,Seed,GivenMatrix)</math>, <math>Size</math> is the order of the matrix.
 
*In <math>MATRIXWITH (Size,Properties,Seed,GivenMatrix)</math>, <math>Size</math> is the order of the matrix.
 
*<math>Properties</math> is the type of the matrix.
 
*<math>Properties</math> is the type of the matrix.
*<mathSeed</math> is the maximum limit of the matrix numbers.
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*<math>Seed</math> is the maximum limit of the matrix numbers.
 
*<math>GivenMatrix</math> is any matrix without satisfies the given properties.
 
*<math>GivenMatrix</math> is any matrix without satisfies the given properties.
 
*Here this function will display more types of matrix with in the given seed value.
 
*Here this function will display more types of matrix with in the given seed value.

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MATRIXWITH (Size,Properties,Seed,GivenMatrix)


  • is the order of the matrix.
  • is any type of the matrix.
  • maximum limit of the matrix entries.
  • is any matrix.

Description

  • This function shows the different types of matrix with given properties and order.
  • In , is the order of the matrix.
  • is the type of the matrix.
  • is the maximum limit of the matrix numbers.
  • is any matrix without satisfies the given properties.
  • Here this function will display more types of matrix with in the given seed value.
  • Suppose we want to get a positive matrix with the limit number 7 and the given matrix are having negative numbers.
  • Then the negative numbers also convert in to positive numbers.
  • Types of the matrix are given below:
1.Positive (Decimals)
2.Negative (Decimals) 
3.Positive:Integer 
4.Negative:Integer 
5.Zero 
6.Integer

Examples

See Also

References