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Determinants and Matrices Tutorial

The document is a tutorial on determinants and matrices, covering various mathematical problems. It includes finding values that satisfy a determinantal equation, solving equations using Cramer's rule, and calculating eigenvalues and eigenvectors for given matrices. Additionally, it involves solving simultaneous algebraic equations using the matrix inverse method and demonstrating a matrix identity involving three matrices A, B, and C.

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Determinants and Matrices Tutorial

The document is a tutorial on determinants and matrices, covering various mathematical problems. It includes finding values that satisfy a determinantal equation, solving equations using Cramer's rule, and calculating eigenvalues and eigenvectors for given matrices. Additionally, it involves solving simultaneous algebraic equations using the matrix inverse method and demonstrating a matrix identity involving three matrices A, B, and C.

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TUTORIAL

DETERMINANTS & MATRICES

1. Find the values of x that satisfy the following determinantal equation

[Link] the following set of equations using Cramer's rule

x+ 2y + 3z = -5
-x-3y+z= -14
2x+y+z= 1

3. For the a diagonal matrix P with the elements


P12=P21=P13=P31=P23=P32=0, P11 =1, P22 =2, P33 =3
Find the eigen values,eigen vectors and the trace value of matrix P.

3. For a 2*2 matrix A with the elements


A11 =5, A12 =4, A21=1, A22 =2
find eigen values,eigen vectors and diagonalize the matrix A.

4. Solve the following simultaneous algebraic equations by the matrix inverse method:
x+y-z=1
2x- 2y+ z = 6
x + 3z = 0

5. Given the matrices

0 1 0 0 −i 0 1 0 0
A=
1
(
1 0 1 , B=
√2 0 1 0 )
1
i 0 −i
√2 0 i 0 ( ) , C=
1
(
0 0 0
√2 0 0 −1 )
Show that A2+ B2+ C2 = 2I .

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