Math, asked by pawan463, 1 year ago

If A is a square matrix satisfying A² = I ,then what is the inverse of A ?

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Answered by brunoconti
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Anonymous: Nice. Formal.
brunoconti: did u get the whole solution
pawan463: the image is not completely opening
Anonymous: It looks like the last couple steps are missing, where you will have done something like "=> I.A = A^{-1} => A = A^{-1}"
Anonymous: But the essential steps are there.
pawan463: yes thanks for the help brother
brunoconti: anytime
Anonymous: Good to see the image is fixed now. :D
pawan463: yeas absolutely
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Answered by Anonymous
4

Answer:

A^{-1} = A

Step-by-step explanation:

The inverse of A is the matrix B such that AB = I.

Since A² = I, this holds for B = A, as then AB = A² = I.

So the inverse of A is A itself!

In other words, A is its own inverse.


pawan463: thank you❤
Anonymous: You're welcome. Glad to help!
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