Find the inverse of matrix A given below using the formula A -1 =CT/│A│
A="\\begin{vmatrix}\n -6 & -4 & -4 \\\\\n -1 & -4 & 6 \\\\\\\n-6 & 5 & -1\n\\end{vmatrix}"
Solve for the determinant in the equation below.
4 −3 2
1 2 −2
2 -1 −4
Solve the following equation using inverse method
[1 3 0] [x] [4]
[0 0.5 1] [y]=[1]
[0.5 0 1] [z] [3]
Suppose V
V and W
W are finite-dimensional and T∈L(V,W)
T∈L(V,W). Then, with respect to each choice of bases of V
V and W
W, the matrix of T
T has at least dimR(T)
dimR(T) nonzero entries.
2x+y-z=8
-3x-y+2z=-11
-2x+y+2z=-3
D. Cramer’s Rule; 1. 6x+3y= 6; 5x-3y=3 2. 2x-3y=5; 4x+10y=4
Which of the following sets of polynomials span P2 ?
a. {t²+1, t-1, t²+t}
B. {t²+ 2, 2t²- t+1, t + 2 , t²+t+4}
Let V = set of all 3x1 matrices.
Define
+ to be the matrix addition
⦁ to be the matrix multiplication by a number
We know that V is a vector space. If W [a, b, 1] , a, b element of R then W is a subspace of V.
Let V be the set of all positive real numbers; define + by u+v = uv (+ is ordinary multiplication) and define • by c•v = . Prove that V is a vector space.
⟶ [ 1 ⟶ [ -1 ⟶ [ 5
u = -3 u2 = 9 u3 = -7 <--- u1, u2, and u3 are vectors
-2] -6] h]
are linearly independent?