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Inverse Matrices

For each matrix state if an inverse exists.

1) −9 −9

−2 −2 2) −2 1

−6 1

3) 4 −5

−9 6 4) 0 0

−6 4

Find the inverse of each matrix.

5) 11 −5

2 −1 6) 0 −2

−1 −9

7) −1 7

−1 7 8) 1 −1

−6 −3

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9)

3 −2

−4 6 10)

−6 11

−4 7

11) −9 −6

−5 −4 12) 5 −8

6 −9

13) 2 −10

−11 8 14) −2 −2

6 8

15) −2 2

−9 8 16) −3 3

8 7

Critical thinking questions:

17) Give an example of a 2×2 matrix with no inverse.

18) Give an example of a matrix which is its own inverse (that is, where

A−1 = A)

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Inverse Matrices

For each matrix state if an inverse exists.

1) −9 −9

−2 −2 No

2) −2 1

−6 1 Yes

3) 4 −5

−9 6 Yes

4) 0 0

−6 4 No

Find the inverse of each matrix.

5) 11 −5 2 −1 1 −5 2 −11

6) 0 −2

−1 −9 9 2

−1

−1 2

0

7) −1 7

−1 7

No inverse exists

8) 1 −1

−6 −3 1 3

−1 9

−2 3

−1 9

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9)

3 −2

−4 6 3 5

1 5 2 5

3 10

10)

−6 11

−4 7 7 2

−11 2

2 −3

11) −9 −6

−5 −4

−2 3

1 5 6

−3 2

12) 5 −8 6 −9

−3 8 3

−2 5 3

13) 2 −10

−11 8

− 4 47

− 5 47

−11 94

− 1 47

14) −2 −2

6 8

−2 −1 2 3 2

1 2

15) −2 2

−9 8 4 −1 9 2

−1

16) −3 3

8 7

− 7 45

1 15 8

45 1 15

Critical thinking questions:

17) Give an example of a 2×2 matrix with no inverse.

Many answers. Ex: 1 2 2 4

18) Give an example of a matrix which is its own inverse (that is, where

A−1 = A) Many answers. Ex: −10 9

−11 10

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