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Comments
Easy to use - after some explanation
Easy to use - after some explanation. The connection between graphics and the displays complement one another. The determinant applet nicely treats how the value of the determinant changes for operations like transpose, inverse, interchange of columns. and scalar multiplies.
applets executed, but did not seem to work correctly
Although I was able to play the applets, they did not seem to work correctly. In particular, there were windows that hid part of the information, and it was not always clear what the viewer should appreciate from the applet.