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The document outlines the steps to solve for matrix C using the equation C = 13A⁻¹ + Bᵀ, where matrices A and B are provided. It details the computation of the inverse of matrix A and the transpose of matrix B, leading to the final result of C = [5 3; 7 -2]. Additionally, it calculates the determinant of matrix D, resulting in det(D) = -306.

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The document outlines the steps to solve for matrix C using the equation C = 13A⁻¹ + Bᵀ, where matrices A and B are provided. It details the computation of the inverse of matrix A and the transpose of matrix B, leading to the final result of C = [5 3; 7 -2]. Additionally, it calculates the determinant of matrix D, resulting in det(D) = -306.

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Assignment/Plate #1 - Solutions

1. Solving for Matrix C


Given matrices:

A = [1 3]
[4 -1]

B = [4 3]
[0 -1]

Equation: C = 13A⁻¹ + Bᵀ

Step 1: Compute A⁻¹

A⁻¹ = (1/det(A)) * adj(A)

det(A) = (1* -1) - (3 * 4) = -13

A⁻¹ = (1 / -13) * [ -1 -3]


[ -4 1]

A⁻¹ = [ -1/13 -3/13]


[ -4/13 1/13]

Step 2: Compute Bᵀ

Bᵀ = [4 0]
[3 -1]

Step 3: Compute C = 13A⁻¹ + Bᵀ

C = 13 * [ -1/13 -3/13] + [4 0]
[ -4/13 1/13] [3 -1]

C = [ -1 -3] + [4 0]
[ -4 1] [3 -1]

C = [5 3]
[7 -2]
2. Finding det(D)
Given matrix:

D = [6 1 1]
[4 -2 5]
[2 8 7]

Using determinant formula:

det(D) = 6 * det([ -2 5]
[ 8 7]) - 1 * det([4 5]
[2 7]) + 1 * det([4 -2]
[2 8])

Expanding further, we get: det(D) = -306

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