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Linear Algebra Examples
2x+y=4 , -6x-3y=-12
Step 1
Find the AX=B from the system of equations.
[21-6-3]⋅[xy]=[4-12]
Step 2
The inverse of a 2×2 matrix can be found using the formula 1|A|[d-b-ca] where |A| is the determinant of A.
If A=[abcd] then A-1=1|A|[d-b-ca]
Find the determinant of [21-6-3].
These are both valid notations for the determinant of a matrix.
determinant[21-6-3]=|21-6-3|
The determinant of a 2×2 matrix can be found using the formula |abcd|=ad-cb.
(2)(-3)+6⋅1
Simplify the determinant.
Simplify each term.
Multiply 2 by -3.
-6+6⋅1
Multiply 6 by 1.
-6+6
-6+6
Add -6 and 6.
0
0
0
Substitute the known values into the formula for the inverse of a matrix.
10[-3-(1)-(-6)2]
Simplify each element in the matrix.
Rearrange -(1).
10[-3-1-(-6)2]
Rearrange -(-6).
10[-3-162]
10[-3-162]
Multiply 10 by each element of the matrix.
[10⋅-310⋅-110⋅610⋅2]
Rearrange 10⋅-3.
[Undefined10⋅-110⋅610⋅2]
Since the matrix is undefined, it cannot be solved.
Undefined
Undefined