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24 Apr 2009 00:00:42 IST
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hey one more method i know. that is elementary method.
first write the given matrix in format,
A=IA. WE KNOW, ANY MATRIX MULTIPLIED BY IDENTITY IS ITSELF.
SO CARRY OUT IN THE LHS THE STEPS ONLY ROWWISE OR ONLY COLUMNWISE TO MAKE IT A IDENTITY MATRIX.
FOLLOW SAME STEPS IN IDENTITY MATRIX OF RHS. NOW THE EQUATION COMES OUT AS THUS:
I = A*A^-1.
WE KNOW A*A^-1 =I












step 1) find cofactor matrix.
step 2)transpose it.
step 3) the transposed matrix is the adjoint of the matrix.
step 4)find the determinant of original matrix.
step 5)divide the adjoint by determinant to get the inverse of the matrix.
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