Linear Algebra with Applications (9th Edition) (Featured Titles for Linear Algebra (Introductory))
Linear Algebra with Applications (9th Edition) (Featured Titles for Linear Algebra (Introductory))
9th Edition
ISBN: 9780321962218
Author: Steven J. Leon
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 2, Problem 1E

Generate random 5 × 5 matrices with integer entries by setting

A = round ( 10 * rand ( 5 ) )

and

B = round ( 20 * rand ( 5 ) ) 10

Use MATLAB to compute each of the pairs of numbers that follow. In each case, check whether in first number is equal to the second.

(a) det ( A ) det ( A T )

(b) det ( A + B ) det ( A ) + det ( B )

(c) det ( A B ) det ( A ) + det ( B )

(d) det ( A T B T ) det ( A T ) det ( B T )

(e) det ( A 1 ) 1 / det ( A )

(f) det ( A B 1 ) det ( A ) / det ( B )

a.

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Calculate the given relationship.

Answer to Problem 1E

The solution of the system is

  det(A)=-54164det(AT)=-54164

Explanation of Solution

Given:The matrix has been given

  A=round(10×rand(5))B=round(20×rand(5))10

Concept Used:

Given,

  A=round(10×rand(5))B=round(20×rand(5))10

Using given information calculate the determinant of the matrix.

  det(A)=-54164det(AT)=-54164

Program:

clc
clear
close all
A=round(10*rand(6));
B=round(20*rand(6))-10;
a=det(A);
b=det(A');

Quarry:

  • First, we have defined the given matrix A and B.
  • Then Calculate the determinant of the matrices.

b.

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Calculate the given relationship.

Answer to Problem 1E

The solution of the system is

  det(A+B)= -1.0914×10-11det(A)+det(B)=776530

Explanation of Solution

Given:The matrix has been given

  A=round(10×rand(5))B=round(20×rand(5))10

Concept Used:

Given,

  A=round(10×rand(5))B=round(20×rand(5))10

Using given information calculate the determinant of the matrix.

  det(A+B)= -1.0914×10-11det(A)+det(B)=776530

Program:

clc
clear
close all
A=round(10*rand(6));
B=round(20*rand(6))-10;
a=det(A);
b=det(A');
c=det(A)-det(A');
d=det(A-B);
e=det(A)-det(B);
f=det(A-B)-(det(A)-det(B));
g=det(A*B);
h=det(A)*det(B);
i=det(A*B)-det(A)*det(B);
j=det(A'*B);
k=det(A')*det(B);
l=det(A'*B)-det(A')*det(B);
m=det(A^-1);
n=1/det(A);
o=det(A^-1)-1/det(A);
p=det(A*B^-1);
q=det(A)/det(B);
r=det(A*B^-1)-det(A)/det(B);

Quarry:

  • First, we have defined the given matrix A and B.
  • Then Calculate the determinant of the matrices.

c.

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Calculate the given relationship.

Answer to Problem 1E

The solution of the system is

  det(AB)=112814det(A)det(B)=663720

Explanation of Solution

Given:The matrix has been given

  A=round(10×rand(5))B=round(20×rand(5))10

Concept Used:

Given,

  A=round(10×rand(5))B=round(20×rand(5))10

Using given information calculate the determinant of the matrix.

  det(AB)=112814det(A)det(B)=663720

Program:

clc
clear
close all
A=round(10*rand(6));
B=round(20*rand(6))-10;
a=det(A);
b=det(A');
c=det(A)-det(A');
d=det(A-B);
e=det(A)-det(B);
f=det(A-B)-(det(A)-det(B));
g=det(A*B);
h=det(A)*det(B);
i=det(A*B)-det(A)*det(B);
j=det(A'*B);
k=det(A')*det(B);
l=det(A'*B)-det(A')*det(B);
m=det(A^-1);
n=1/det(A);
o=det(A^-1)-1/det(A);
p=det(A*B^-1);
q=det(A)/det(B);
r=det(A*B^-1)-det(A)/det(B);

Quarry:

  • First, we have defined the given matrix A and B.
  • Then Calculate the determinant of the matrices.

d.

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Calculate the given relationship.

Answer to Problem 1E

The solution of the system is

  det(ATBT)=-2.2792×109det(AT)det(BT)=-2.2792×109

Explanation of Solution

Given:The matrix has been given

  A=round(10×rand(5))B=round(20×rand(5))10

Concept Used:

Given,

  A=round(10×rand(5))B=round(20×rand(5))10

Using given information calculate the determinant of the matrix.

  det(ATBT)=-2.2792×109det(AT)det(BT)=-2.2792×109

Program:

clc
clear
close all
A=round(10*rand(6));
B=round(20*rand(6))-10;
a=det(A);
b=det(A');
c=det(A)-det(A');
d=det(A-B);
e=det(A)-det(B);
f=det(A-B)-(det(A)-det(B));
g=det(A*B);
h=det(A)*det(B);
i=det(A*B)-det(A)*det(B);
j=det(A'*B);
k=det(A')*det(B);
l=det(A'*B)-det(A')*det(B);
m=det(A^-1);
n=1/det(A);
o=det(A^-1)-1/det(A);
p=det(A*B^-1);
q=det(A)/det(B);
r=det(A*B^-1)-det(A)/det(B);

Quarry:

  • First, we have defined the given matrix A and B.
  • Then Calculate the determinant of the matrices.

e.

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Calculate the given relationship.

Answer to Problem 1E

The solution of the system is

  det(A1)=-4.7684×1061/det(A)=-2.2792×109

Explanation of Solution

Given:The matrix has been given

  A=round(10×rand(5))B=round(20×rand(5))10

Concept Used:

Given,

  A=round(10×rand(5))B=round(20×rand(5))10

Using given information calculate the determinant of the matrix.

  det(A1)=-4.7684×1061/det(A)=-2.2792×109

Program:

clc
clear
close all
A=round(10*rand(6));
B=round(20*rand(6))-10;
a=det(A);
b=det(A');
c=det(A)-det(A');
d=det(A-B);
e=det(A)-det(B);
f=det(A-B)-(det(A)-det(B));
g=det(A*B);
h=det(A)*det(B);
i=det(A*B)-det(A)*det(B);
j=det(A'*B);
k=det(A')*det(B);
l=det(A'*B)-det(A')*det(B);
m=det(A^-1);
n=1/det(A);
o=det(A^-1)-1/det(A);
p=det(A*B^-1);
q=det(A)/det(B);
r=det(A*B^-1)-det(A)/det(B);

Quarry:

  • First, we have defined the given matrix A and B.
  • Then Calculate the determinant of the matrices.

f.

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Calculate the given relationship.

Answer to Problem 1E

The solution of the system is

  det(AB1)=-2.2792×109det(A)/det(B)=-8.1062×106

Explanation of Solution

Given:The matrix has been given

  A=round(10×rand(5))B=round(20×rand(5))10

Concept Used:

Given,

  A=round(10×rand(5))B=round(20×rand(5))10

Using given information calculate the determinant of the matrix.

  det(AB1)=-2.2792×109det(A)/det(B)=-8.1062×106

Program:

clc
clear
close all
A=round(10*rand(6));
B=round(20*rand(6))-10;
a=det(A);
b=det(A');
c=det(A)-det(A');
d=det(A-B);
e=det(A)-det(B);
f=det(A-B)-(det(A)-det(B));
g=det(A*B);
h=det(A)*det(B);
i=det(A*B)-det(A)*det(B);
j=det(A'*B);
k=det(A')*det(B);
l=det(A'*B)-det(A')*det(B);
m=det(A^-1);
n=1/det(A);
o=det(A^-1)-1/det(A);
p=det(A*B^-1);
q=det(A)/det(B);
r=det(A*B^-1)-det(A)/det(B);

Quarry:

  • First, we have defined the given matrix A and B.
  • Then Calculate the determinant of the matrices.

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