SOLUTION: 0 1 2 2 1 1 2 3 2 2 2 3 find the inverse matrix 2 3 3 3

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Question 801396: 0 1 2 2
1 1 2 3
2 2 2 3 find the inverse matrix
2 3 3 3

Answer by Edwin McCravy(20060)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Augment the matrix with the identity matrix on the right.
Then do row operations to get the identity on the left,
and the inverse will be on the right:

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Swap rows 1 and 2 to get a non-zero element
in the upper left corner:

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We get column 1 so that all its elements are
0 except the element in row 1. 

The least common multiple of the non-zero 
elements in column 1 is 2, so we get all
the non-zero elements in column 1 to be 2
except row 1, and we get it to be -2
So we only need to
multiply row 1 by -2




Add row 1 to rows 3 and 4, and restore
row 1:


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We get column 2 so that all its elements are
0 except the element in row 2. 

The least common multiple of the non-zero 
elements in column 2 is 1, so we get all
the non-zero elements in column 2 to be 1
except row 2, and we get it to be -1
So we only need to
multiply row 2 by -1



Add row 2 to rows 1 and 4, and restore
row 2:


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We get column 3 so that all its elements are
0 except the element in row 3. 

The least common multiple of the non-zero 
elements in column 3 is 6, so we get all
the non-zero elements in column 3 to be 6
except row 3, and we get it to be -6
So we need to
multiply row 2 by 3
multiply row 3 by 3
multiply row 4 by -2



Add row 3 to rows 2 and 4, and 
restore row 3 


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We get column 4 so that all its elements are
0 except the element in row 4. 

The least common multiple of the non-zero 
elements in column 4 is 3, so we get all
the non-zero elements in column 4 to be 3
except in row 4, and we get it to be -3
So we need to
multiply row 1 by 3
multiply row 2 by -1
multiply row 3 by -1
multiply row 4 by -3



Add row 4 to rows 1, 2, and 3, and restore row 4



Get 1's on the diagonal

Divide row 1 by 3
Divide row 2 by -3
Divide row 3 by 2


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Now that we have the identity matrix on the left
of the petition, the inverse of the given matrix 
is the 4×4 matrix on the right of the petition:



Edwin

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