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MATRIX INVERSION
By Determinant and Adjoint Matrix
[A ] adj [A ]
−1 1
=
A
What is an adjoint matrix?
The adjoint matrix of [A], Adj[A] is obtained
by taking the transpose of the cofactor matrix
of [A].
Minors:
The minor for element aij of matrix [A] is
found by removing the ith row and jth
column from [A] and then calculating the
determinant of the remaining matrix.
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2 −4 5
[A ] = − 3 5 7
5 3 − 8
2 −4 5 x1 36
− 3 5 7 x2 = 7
5 3 − 8 x 3 − 31
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[A][x] = [B]
[x] = [A]-1[B]
5 7
M 11 = = −61
3 −8
−3 7
M 12 = = −11
5 −8
−3 5
M 13 = = −34
5 3
…..
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2 −4
M 23 = = 26
5 3
The resulting matrix of minors is:
− 61 − 11 − 34
[M] = 17 − 41 26
− 53 29 − 2
Cofactors:
C ij = (− 1)
i+ j
M ij
Therefore
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C12 = (− 1)
1+ 2
M12 = 11
C13 = (− 1)
1+ 3
M13 = −34
The resulting matrix of cofactors is:
− 61 11 − 34
[C] = − 17 − 41 − 26
− 53 − 29 − 2
Adjoint Matrix:
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adj[A ] = [C]
T
− 61 11 − 34
[C] = − 17 − 41 − 26
− 53 − 29 − 2
− 61 − 17 − 53
adj[A ] = 11 − 41 − 29
− 34 − 26 − 2
Evaluate the determinant
2 −4 5
A = −3 5 7 = −336
5 3 −8
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[A ] adj [A ]
−1 1
=
A
− 61 − 17 − 53
[A ] = 1
11 − 41 − 29
−1
− 336
− 34 − 26 − 2
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