Subtracting+Matrices


 * First you have to make sure that your matrices have the same demensions. If they have the same demensions, you can subtract, if they dont then you can not subtract. Dimensions are rows by columns.**

Go to the first entrie in the first matrix in the first row and the first entrie in the second matrix in the first row and subtract them (orange arrow). Next you go to the second entrie in the first and second matrix in the first row and subtract them(purple arrow). Then you would go down to the second row since there is no more numbers in the first row to subtract. Now since your in the second row you take the first entrie in the second row in the first matrix and the first entrie in the second row in the second matrix and subtract them(green arrow). Then you would take the secon entrie in the second row on the matrix and the secon entrie in the secon row on the second matrix and subtract them(pink arrow). Then you would get the final answer**
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