Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video is meant as a continuation of the previous video from yesterday.
It escaped my attention that a further generalized layout was drawn in on the back of the sheet that gave me the scalar/vector systems of a generalized Magic Hybrid Number Cube.
This work was done several months ago and it didn't really bear any fruit until I realized its significance in dealing with Magic Hybrid Numbers, namely that all Magic Hybrid Number Cubes only have one type of scalar/vector system.
This suggests to me, that I am only using one type of equation out of all four possible types that could intersect a Magic Hybrid Number Cube.
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#linearalgebra #matrices #matrix #mathematics #scalarandvector
This video is meant as a continuation of the previous video from yesterday.
It escaped my attention that a further generalized layout was drawn in on the back of the sheet that gave me the scalar/vector systems of a generalized Magic Hybrid Number Cube.
This work was done several months ago and it didn't really bear any fruit until I realized its significance in dealing with Magic Hybrid Numbers, namely that all Magic Hybrid Number Cubes only have one type of scalar/vector system.
This suggests to me, that I am only using one type of equation out of all four possible types that could intersect a Magic Hybrid Number Cube.
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9ArnWI_cuWvHFHh6NwxTNa-F9dSyMkxR&si=cTHRJBfSflonpJ4F
#linearalgebra #matrices #matrix #mathematics #scalarandvector










