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{TEXT 257 3 "Map" }{TEXT -1 238 " is a built-in procedure in Maple tha
t allows you to change the the elements of a matrix.  If x are the ori
ginal elements of matrix A, and y is the desired change for the elemen
ts of matrix A, then Map(x -> y, A) will produce that change." }}
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{TEXT 258 12 "RandomMatrix" }{TEXT -1 122 " to generate a random 3 x 3
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