3.4 The inverse of a matrix (Exercises)

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To compute the inverse of a 2×2-matrix.

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To compute the inverse of a 2×2-matrix.

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To compute the inverse of a 2×2-matrix.

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To compute the inverse of a 3×3-matrix step by step.

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To compute the inverse of a 3×3-matrix.

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To compute the inverse of a 3×3-matrix.

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To compute the inverse of a 4×4-matrix.

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To find p for which a matrix A is singular.

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To solve an equation AX=B (A and B are 3×3-matrices).

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True/False question about invertibility versus consistent linear systems.

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To show if A is invertible, then so is AT.

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To show: if AB is invertible, then so are A and B.

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What about (AB)1=A1B1?

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What about ((AB)T)1=(AT)1(BT)1?

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'True/False? Every elementary matrix is invertible.'

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'True/False? If A and B are invertible, then so is A+B.'

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'True/False? If A and B are singular, then so is A+B.'

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'True/False? If A is row equivalent to I, then so is A2. '

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To find 'by inspection' inverses of elemenatry matrices.

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To find the inverses of AE and EA, when A1 is given.

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Finding the inverses of (almost) elementary matrices.

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Distilling A1 from a relation c2A2+c1A+c0I=0.

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Extricate X from an equation containing A, B, X and an inverse.

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Extricate X from an equation containing A, B, X and a transpose.

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To explore invertibility for a 3×2-matrix.

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To explore invertibility for a 2×3-matrix.