Yes, the term for multiple matrices is simply "matrices". Matrices are a key part in linear algebra and can be used to represent systems of linear equations. They consist of numbers arranged into rows and columns, and each combination of a row and a column is a location in the matrix and can contain a unique number. Furthermore, we can add, subtract and multiply matrices, but the operation isn't as straightforward as with numbers, it involves specific rules. Understanding matrices can help in various sectors such as data analysis, physics, computer graphics and more.
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