Adjoint and Inverse of Matrix CH 3
Adjoint and Inverse of Matrix CH 3
OF AMATRIX
3.1. INTRODUCTION
The students are already familiar with matrices and algebra of matrices
which we
have discussed in earlier chapters. We shall now proceed on to study adjoint and
inverse of a
matrix and the application of matrices in finding the solution of the system of linear
by using inverse of ä matrix.
equations
IfA =(o,] be a n-rowed square matrix, then adjoint ofA is defined to be another n-rowed
square matrix which is the transpose of the n-rowed square matrix [A,), where A,, denotes
the
co-factors of a, in the determinant |A|,The adjoint of matrix Ais denoted as adj. A.
Thus, adj. A=(A'
where A is the co-factor of a in |A| for all i andj.
adj. A=(aj,
where a= A, is the co-factor of a in |A| for all i andj.
In simple words, adjoint ofa square matrix Ais obtained by
replacing each element of Aby
its co-factor in |A| and then taking the transpose of the matrix so
obtained.
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