Math, asked by queenformyself, 3 months ago

if ab=a and ba=b show that a and b are idempotent​

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Answered by dj260
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Idempotency means that an element gives the same result as itself however you impose functions and operations on it.

a and b satisfy the above condition.

Therefore, a and b are idempotent.

Answered by mathdude500
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Idempotent Matrix :- A square matrix A is called idempotent matrix if

\small\bold\red{ {A}^{2} = A }

Given:-

A and B are square matrices such that AB = A and BA = B.

To Prove :-

A and B are idempotent matrices.

Proof :-

Ist Part

As BA = B

Premultiply by A on both sides, we get

A(BA) = AB

(AB)A = A .......(as AB = A)

A.A = A

\small\bold\red{ =  >  \:  {A}^{2} = A }

Hence, proved.

Proof of 2nd part

AB = A

Premultiply by B on both sides, we get

B(AB) = BA

(BA)B = B ..........(as BA = B)

B.B = B

\small\bold\red{  =  >  \: {B}^{2} =  B}

Hence, proved.

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