Comment on Chemical equation balancing: An integer programming approachparentComments−yummyfajitas10yRoughly speaking, this method: http://www.wikihow.com/Balance-Chemical-EquationsShowing work is required, and if work contains a matrix then they'd just mark it as zero.−nsajko10yShowing work is required, and if work contains a matrix then they'd just mark it as zero.Ugh, this makes me so angry and resentful ...−irixusr10ySchool's first objective is to make you obey.−eru10yLooks isomorphic to what you can do with matrices (including some heuristics to what rows to go for first). Of course, that doesn't make it better.
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Roughly speaking, this method: http://www.wikihow.com/Balance-Chemical-Equations
Showing work is required, and if work contains a matrix then they'd just mark it as zero.
Ugh, this makes me so angry and resentful ...
School's first objective is to make you obey.
Looks isomorphic to what you can do with matrices (including some heuristics to what rows to go for first). Of course, that doesn't make it better.