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Pythagorean Triples in Linear Algebra

1) The document discusses Pythagorean triples and using matrices to represent linear transformations that preserve the property of being a Pythagorean triple. 2) It provides examples of applying invertible matrices A, B, and C to vectors (x) and shows that the results are also Pythagorean triples, demonstrating that the matrices preserve the property. 3) The document concludes that taking the inverse of the matrices A, B, and C applied to the vector x results in Pythagorean triples in the case of A but not for B and C, since their inverses produce negative values.

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Pythagorean Triples in Linear Algebra

1) The document discusses Pythagorean triples and using matrices to represent linear transformations that preserve the property of being a Pythagorean triple. 2) It provides examples of applying invertible matrices A, B, and C to vectors (x) and shows that the results are also Pythagorean triples, demonstrating that the matrices preserve the property. 3) The document concludes that taking the inverse of the matrices A, B, and C applied to the vector x results in Pythagorean triples in the case of A but not for B and C, since their inverses produce negative values.

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PYTHAGOREAN

TRIPLES
Complete 15 points: A(x) A(B(x)) = AB(x)

B (x) B(x) A B AB

Matrix A: Matrix B: Matrix C: Matrix X: = =

A B(x) AB(x) AB (x) AB(x)

= =

LINEAR ALGEBRA [1201]


** Same result

A-1 (Ax)
A(B(x)) = AB(x) A(x) = A-1 (Ax)

x )
A(
Matrix X
(x) = (4,3) (x) = (4,3)
)
B(x) = (11,4) B(x A(x) = (5,4)

))
(x
-1
** Same result A (A(x)) = (4,3) -1

(A
A(B(x)) = (18,11)

A
)
x)
B(
A(

Matrix A^-1 Matrix A(X)

A(C(x)) (AC)(x) A(C(x))

KANIN, NAPASSORN, NEERACHA


C (x) C(x) A C AC
(x) = (4,3)
=
C(x)
=
C(x) = (10,3)

A C(x) A(C(x)) = (17,10)


AC(x) AC (x) AC(x)

x))
= =
C(
A(

m=4 n=3 Let x = n= x=a


a=7 b=24 c=25 A-1 = B -1 = C -1 =

Matrix X

A-1x = = → (Pythagorean Triple)

Ax² = = → Pythagorium triple

B-1x = = → have negative result


Pythagorium triple
(pythagoran triple)
Bx² = = →

C-1x = = → have negative result


Cx² = = → Pythagorium triple
(pythagorean triple)

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