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The document provides examples and questions about matrix operations and properties for a linear algebra tutorial. It includes determining matrix sizes and entries for various operations, giving examples of symmetric matrices, showing properties of sums of matrices, finding values to satisfy matrix equations, constructing matrices based on given conditions, computing operations between various matrices, and justifying properties involving matrix transposes and scalars.

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UUM COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

SQQM2023 LINEAR ALGEBRA

TUTORIAL 1

1. Given the size of matrix A is 2  3 , B is 3 1 , C is 2  5 , D is 4  3 and


E is 3 2 . Determine the sizes and the number of entries of the followings:

a) AE b) DE c) EC d) DB
e) EA f) E(AE) g) BTDT h) (ET+ A)B

2. Give an example of a 3 3 symmetric matrix.

3. Show that for any square matrix, the matrix A + AT is symmetric.

4. Show that the sum of two lower triangular matrices is a lower triangular matrix.

 2 x  z  4 0 7  0 7 
5. Let A  , B  , C  , and D   .
 y 1  1 5  2  3 1  1
Find x, y and z, if possible, so that

a) 2A – B = C b) AB = C c) AB = D

6. Form the 2  3 matrix A for which

a) aij  j b) aij  3i  2 j  1 c) aij  ij

0 1  1  0 0 1
   
7. Let A  2 1 1
 B   1 1 1 and C = 5  2 0 .
T

3 1 0   2 0 1
Compute each of the followings:

2
a) (A + 3B) b) AT – B c) A d) BA
e)  AB 
2
f) CTB g) AC h) ABC

8. Let A and B are matrices and k is a scalar.


Justify the following properties by giving suitable examples.

a) (A + B)T = AT + BT
b) k(A – B) = kA – kB
c) (AB)T = BTAT

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