CK-12-Pre-Calculus Concepts

(Marvins-Underground-K-12) #1

http://www.ck12.org Chapter 8. Systems and Matrices


7.




−1 3 − 4


4 2 1


1 2 5




8.




4 5 8


9 0 1


0 3 − 2




9.




0 7 − 1


2 − 3 1


6 8 0




10.




4 2 − 3


2 4 5


1 8 0




11.




− 2 − 6 − 12


− 1 − 5 − 2


2 3 4




12.




−2 6 3


2 4 0


−8 2 1





  1. Show that Helmert’s 2×2 matrix is its own inverse:




√^1


2


√^1


1 2


√ 2 −√^12





  1. Show that Helmert’s 3×3 matrix is its own inverse:



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√^1


3


√^1


3


√^1


1 3


√ 2 −√^120


√^1


6


√^1


6 −


√^2


6



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  1. Non-square matrices sometimes have left inverses, whereA−^1 ·A=I, or right inverses, whereA·A−^1 =I. Why
    can’t non-square matrices have “regular” inverses?

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