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3. Let . Find the matrix such that

A B AB (AB)−1 =B−1A−1
A=(1 2 1 0 1 0 1 3 2)

Answers

Answered by kumarisoniasonia2488
1

Answer:

Given A=[

3

2

7

5

] and B=[

6

7

8

9

].

Inverse of AB :

AB=[

3

2

7

5

][

6

7

8

9

]

⇒AB=[

18+49

12+35

24+63

16+45

]

⇒AB=[

67

47

87

61

]

Now, ∣AB∣=4087−4089=−2

Since, ∣AB∣

=0

Hence, (AB)

−1

exists.

(AB)

−1

=

∣AB∣

adj(AB)

Now, we will find adj(AB)

For this , we will find co-factors of each element of AB.

C

11

=(−1)

1+1

61=61

C

12

=(−1)

1+2

47=−47

C

21

=(−1)

2+1

87=−87

C

22

=(−1)

1+1

67=67

Hence, the cofactor matrix is [

61

−87

−47

67

]

adjAB=C

T

=[

61

−47

−87

67

]

⇒(AB)

−1

=

∣AB∣

adj(AB)

=

−2

1

[

61

−47

−87

67

]

Inverse of A :

We have A=[

3

2

7

5

]

∣A∣=15−14=1

Since, ∣A∣

=0

Hence, A

−1

exists.

A

−1

=

∣A∣

adjA

Now, we will find adjA

For this , we will find co-factors of each element of A.

C

11

=(−1)

1+1

5=5

C

12

=(−1)

1+2

2=−2

C

21

=(−1)

2+1

7=−7

C

22

=(−1)

1+1

3=3

Hence, the cofactor matrix is [

5

−7

−2

3

]

adjA=C

T

=[

5

−2

−7

3

]

⇒A

−1

=

∣A∣

adjA

=[

5

−2

−7

3

]

Inverse of B :

We have A=[

6

7

8

9

]

∣B∣=54−56=−2

Since, ∣B∣

=0

Hence, B

−1

exists.

B

−1

=

∣B∣

adjB

Now, we will find adjB

For this , we will find co-factors of each element of B.

C

11

=(−1)

1+1

9=9

C

12

=(−1)

1+2

7=−7

C

21

=(−1)

2+1

8=−8

C

22

=(−1)

1+1

6=6

Hence, the cofactor matrix is [

9

−8

−7

6

]

adjB=C

T

=[

9

−7

−8

6

]

⇒B

−1

=

∣B∣

adjB

=

−2

1

[

9

−7

−8

6

]

Now, B

−1

A

−1

=

−2

1

[

9

−7

−8

6

][

5

−2

−7

3

]

=

−2

1

[

45+16

−35−12

−63−24

49+18

]

⇒B

−1

A

−1

=

−2

1

[

61

−47

−87

67

]

Hence, (AB)

−1

=B

−1

A

−1

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