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Consider the matrix If so, what is s? Is the elimination matrix L₁(A) well-defined for this matrix A, and does its inverse L₁(A)-¹ have the form = - (²9) ² S O d. s=1 O e. s=2 a. The matrix L₁ (A) is not well-defined for the given matrix A. O b. The matrix L₁ (A) is well-defined for the given matrix A, but not invertible. O c. s=0 O f. s=3 g. s=4 Oh. s=5 2 - (²33) 8 9 O i. O j. s=7 Ok. s=8 O I. s=9 A = S=6 L₁(A)-¹

Consider the matrix If so, what is s? Is the elimination matrix L₁(A) well-defined for this matrix A, and does its inverse L₁(A)-¹ have the form = - (²9) ² S O d. s=1 O e. s=2 a. The matrix L₁ (A) is not well-defined for the given matrix A. O b. The matrix L₁ (A) is well-defined for the given matrix A, but not invertible. O c. s=0 O f. s=3 g. s=4 Oh. s=5 2 - (²33) 8 9 O i. O j. s=7 Ok. s=8 O I. s=9 A = S=6 L₁(A)-¹

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Consider the matrix If so, what is s? Is the elimination matrix L₁(A) well-defined for this matrix A, and does its inverse L₁(A)-¹ have the form L₁(A)`` = (1 9) ² O O a. The matrix L₁ (A) is not well-defined for the given matrix A. b. The matrix L₁(A) is well-defined for the given matrix A, but not invertible. O C. S=0 O d. s=1 O e. s=2 O f. s=3 O g. s=4 Oh. s=5 O i. O j. O k. s=8 O I. s=6 2 = (²3). 8 s=7 A = s=9
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the matrix If so, what is s? Is the elimination matrix L₁(A) well-defined for this matrix A, and does its inverse L₁(A)-¹ have the form L₁(A)`` = (1 9) ² O O a. The matrix L₁ (A) is not well-defined for the given matrix A. b. The matrix L₁(A) is well-defined for the given matrix A, but not invertible. O C. S=0 O d. s=1 O e. s=2 O f. s=3 O g. s=4 Oh. s=5 O i. O j. O k. s=8 O I. s=6 2 = (²3). 8 s=7 A = s=9
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