MATRIX INVERSE

• The inverse of a matrix A is a matrix that, when multiplied by A results in the identity
• The notation for this inverse matrix is A–1
INVERSE OF A 2X2 MATRIX Example 0
2X2 MATRIX SAMPLE PROBLEMS

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2X2 MATRIX SAMPLE PROBLEMS
2X2 MATRIX SAMPLE PROBLEMS
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2X2 MATRIX SAMPLE PROBLEMS
2X2 MATRIX SAMPLE PROBLEMS
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MATRIX INVERSE
MINOR OF A MATRIX
MINOR OF A MATRIX SAMPLE PROBLEM

A=
COFACTOR OF A MATRIX
COFACTOR AND ADJOINT MATRIX
INVERSE OF A 3X3 MATRIX
The inverse of a 3x3 matrix A is calculated using the formula

A-1 = (adj A)/(det A),

where
adj A = The adjoint matrix of A
det A = determinant of A
INVERSE OF A 3X3 MATRIX SAMPLE PROBLEM
Example 1
INVERSE OF A 3X3 MATRIX SAMPLE PROBLEM
Example 2
INVERSE OF A 3X3 MATRIX SAMPLE PROBLEM
Example 3
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