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Inverse of a matrix Find the inverse of the matrix A, by adjoint matrix: 1 3 1. 1 3 -3 -2 – 4 – 4 1

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Answered by bathwar23
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Answer:

1

1

2

2

1

4

3

5

7

The co-factor matrix

C

11

=(−1)

1+1

M

11

=

1

4

5

7

=7−20=−13

C

12

=(−1)

1+2

M

12

=−

1

2

5

7

=−(7−10)=3

C

13

=(−1)

1+3

M

13

=

1

2

1

4

=4−2=2

C

21

=(−1)

2+1

M

21

=−

2

4

3

7

=−(14−12)=−2

C

22

=(−1)

2+2

M

22

=

1

2

3

7

=7−6=1

C

23

=(−1)

2+3

M

23

=−

1

2

2

4

=−(4−4)=0

C

31

=(−1)

3+1

M

31

=

2

1

3

5

=10−3=7

C

32

=(−1)

3+2

M

32

=−

1

1

3

5

=−(5−3)=−2

C

33

=(−1)

3+3

M

33

=

1

1

2

1

=1−2=−1

Since the transpose of the co-factor matrix of A is adjA

⇒ Adj(A)

=

−13

−2

7

3

1

−2

2

0

−1

T

=

−13

3

2

−2

1

0

7

−2

−1

Since detA from the above matrix A

=1(7−20)−2(7−10)+3(4−2)=−13+6+6=−1

=0

Hence inverse of A

−1

exists.

A

−1

=

∣A∣

adjA

=−

−13

3

2

−2

1

0

7

−2

−1

=

13

−3

−2

2

−1

0

−7

2

1

Answered by Euphoria77
1

Answer:

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