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Matrix Operations and Inverses Explained

The document provides an overview of matrix operations including addition, subtraction, multiplication, determinants, and inverses. It illustrates these concepts with examples using specific matrices and demonstrates that matrix multiplication is not commutative. Additionally, it outlines steps for calculating the inverse of a matrix.
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Matrix Operations and Inverses Explained

The document provides an overview of matrix operations including addition, subtraction, multiplication, determinants, and inverses. It illustrates these concepts with examples using specific matrices and demonstrates that matrix multiplication is not commutative. Additionally, it outlines steps for calculating the inverse of a matrix.
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Matrices

1 2 5 6 −1 2 1 0
6= , 8= , 9= , :=
3 4 7 8 −3 4 0 1

!+#
1 2 5 6 1+5 2+6 6 8
+ = =
3 4 7 8 3+7 4+8 10 12

#−/ Addition and subtraction


5 6 −1 2 5 − (−1) 6−2 6 4 And Multiplication
− = = By a scalar.
7 8 −3 4 7 − (−3) 8−4 10 4

2! − #
1×2 2×2 5 6

3×2 4×2 7 8

2 4 5 6 2−4 4−6 −2 −2
− = =
6 8 7 8 6−7 8−8 −1 0

45 − 2#
1×3 0×3 5×2 6×2

0×3 1×3 7×2 8×2

3 0 10 12 3 − 10 0 − 12 −7 −12
− = =
0 3 14 16 0 − 14 3 − 16 −14 −13
1 2 5 6 −1 2 1 0
H=
3 4
, K=
7 8
, e=
−3 4
, ;=
0 1 Multiplication
H×K "#$% × '#()*+%
1 2 5 6 "#$% − -./0 01 234ℎ0
×
3 4 7 8 '#()*+% − 67 89: ;1<9

H = 1, 2 , 3, 4 =>? @AB%= (?==?B $A(( C? =>? B#$


K = 5, 7 , 6, 8 %?D#+E (?==?B A% D#()*+
Example
Columns F×G
H = 21<J
(5, 7) (6, 8)
K = L1-MN9J
Type equation here.
(1x6)+ (2x8) Type equation here
(1, 2) (1x5)+(2x7)
6 + 16
5 + 14
Rows = 22 . to the left then above
=19 Taking red
Then take black to the left then above.
(3 x 5) + (4x 7) (3 x6) + (4 x8)
(3, 4 )
15 + 28 18 + 32
= 43 = 50
19 22
HK =
43 50
1 2 5 6 −1 2 1 0
@= , 1= , 8= , A=
3 4 7 8 −3 4 0 1

Columns

−1, −3 (2 , 4)

/0
(5, 6 ) 1 = 5,6 , 7, 8
(5 x -1) + (6 x -3)
(5 x 2) + (6 x 4) 8 = −1, −3 , (2, 4)
(-5 )+ (-18)
10 + 24
= −23
= 34
Rows
(7 x -1 ) + (8 x -3) (7x 2) + (8 x 4) Type equation here.
−7 + −24 14 + 32
= −31 Type equation here.
(7, 8 ) = 46
Type equation here.
Type equation here.
Type equation here.
Type equation here.
Type equation here.
−23 34 Type equation here.
18 =
−31 46 Type equation here
1 2 5 6 −1 2 1 0
*= , #= , /= , 1=
3 4 7 8 −3 4 0 1

Using "! Show that Matrix Multiplication is NOT commutative. !"


# = 5,6 7, 8
Columns * = 1, 3 2, 4
1, 3 2, 4

(5 x1 ) + (6 x 3) (5 x2 ) + (6 x 4)
5,6 5 + 18 10 + 24
= 23 = 34

Rows

7, 8 (7x 1) + (8 x 3) (7 x2 ) + (8 x 4)
7 + 24 14 + 32
= 31 = 46

23 34
#* =
31 46
1 2 5 6 −1 2 1 0
H=
3 4
, K=
7 8
, e=
−3 4
, ;=
0 1 Multiplication
H×K "#$% × '#()*+%
1 2 5 6 "#$% − -./0 01 234ℎ0
×
3 4 7 8 '#()*+% − 67 89: ;1<9

H = 1, 2 , 3, 4 =>? @AB%= (?==?B $A(( C? =>? B#$


K = 5, 7 , 6, 8 %?D#+E (?==?B A% D#()*+
Example
Columns F×G
H = 21<J
(5, 7) (6, 8)
K = L1-MN9J
Type equation here.
(1x6)+ (2x8) Type equation here
(1, 2) (1x5)+(2x7)
6 + 16
5 + 14
Rows = 22 . to the left then above
=19 Taking red
Then take black to the left then above.
(3 x 5) + (4x 7) (3 x6) + (4 x8)
(3, 4 )
15 + 28 18 + 32
= 43 = 50
19 22
HK =
43 50
') $$ $% %&
"! = !" =
&% *+ %' &(

,-./0 "! ≠ !", 34-5 54675


3483 9":;<= 9>?:<@?<A":<BC
-5 CB: /6DDE383-F0.
1 2 5 6 −1 2 1 0
!= , H= , L= , '=
3 4 7 8 −3 4 0 1
/01 20 3456 78289:45;52.
=. >90?? @AB24CBD ;56 ?AE29;F2
Determinant
1 2
!= −1 2 Leading diagonal – Non leading diagonal.
3 4 L=
'() ! = 1×4 − (2×3) −3 4
'() ! = 4 − 6 '() L = −1×4 − (2×(−3)
'() ! = −2 = −4 − (−6)
= −4 + 6
=2

5 6 1 0
H= '=
7 8 0 1
'() H = 5×8 − (6×7) '() ' = 1×1 − (0×0)
= 40 − 42 =1−0
= −2 =1

+ = =
1 2 5 6 −1 2 1 0
D= , X= , U= , 6=
3 4 7 8 −3 4 0 1

!"#"$%&'" #(" )'*"$+" ,- . (.01 ) Determine the Inverse.


1 2 Steps.
3 5 1. 67879:;<7 8ℎ7 E7879:;<=<8
4 2 1
67879:;<=<8 − 2. E7879:;<7 8ℎ7 =EFO;<8 =
D0G = 2 2 E78
1×4 − (2 ×3) 3 1 3. PQ;8Rℎ 8ℎ7 S7=E;<T E;=TO<=SP
4−6 − 4. Uℎ=<T7 8ℎ7 P;T<P OV 8ℎ7 <O< S7=E;<T.
2 2
= −2 5

1 5 −2
DEF = ×
−2 −3 1

1 1
4× −2 ×
D0G = −2 −2
1 1
−3 × 1×
−2 −2

4 −2
D0G = −2 −2 + = =
−3 1
−2 −2
1 2 5 6 −1 2 1 0
9= , M= , -= , !=
3 4 7 8 −3 4 0 1

!"#"$%&'" #ℎ" &')"$*" +, - Determine the Inverse.


!"# = (−1×4) − (2×(−3) Steps.
= −4 − (−6) 1. !"#"$%&'" #ℎ" :"#"$%&'T'#
= −4 + 6 1
=2 2. :"#"$%&'" #ℎ" T:;+&'# =
−1 2 :"#
-= 3. *U&#Vℎ #ℎ" W"T:&'X :&TX+'TW*
−3 4 9:;+&'# 4. -ℎT'X" #ℎ" *&X'* +, #ℎ" '+' W"T:&'X.
1 4 −2 5
× Type equation here.
2 3 −1 Type equation here.
1 1 Type equation here.
4× −2 × Type equation here.
= 2 2
1 1 Type equation here.
3× −1 × Type equation here.
2 2 Type equation here.
4 2 Type equation here.
− Type equation here.
9<= = 2 2
3 1 Type equation here

2 2

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