Title: QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS
1SECTION 6.4
MATRIX ALGEBRA
2THE ALGEBRA OF MATRICES
Addition
3PROPERTIES OF MATRICES
Commutative A B B A Associative A
(B C) (A B) C
4ZERO FOR MATRICES
5ADDITIVE INVERSE FOR MATRICES
6MORE PROPERTIES OF MATRICES
Additive Identity There is a matrix 0
satisfying 0 A A 0 A Additive
Inverses For each matrix A, there is a matrix
-A satisfying A (-A) (-A) A 0
7MORE PROPERTIES OF MATRICES
k(A B) kA kB (k m)A kA mA (km)A
k(mA) m(kA)
83A
-2B
3A - 2B
9MULTIPLICATION
aAbC
aBbD
10MULTIPLICATION
aAbC
aBbD
cAdC
cBdD
11Find A B
- 19
- 8
12Find A B
- 19
- 8
17
14
13Find B A
- 12
23
14Find B A
- 12
23
2
7
15MULTIPLICATION
AB
AB ¹ BA
Multiplication is not commutative.
BA
16MORE PROPERTIES OF MATRICES
Associative A (B C) (A B) C
Distributive A (B C) A B A C (B
C) A B A C A
17COMPATABILITY OF MATRICES
For Addition Same Size Counterexample
18COMPATABILITY OF MATRICES
For Multiplication
19COMPATABILITY OF MATRICES
For Multiplication Two matrices are compatable
for multiplication when the dimensions are n x m
and m x p The product matrix will have
dimension n x p
20USING A CALCULATOR
For Multiplication
21INVERSES OF MATRICES
With matrices, when AB I BA, we say A and B
are inverses. Furthermore, when a matrix A has an
inverse, we denote it as A -1 Many matrices will
fail to have an inverse.
22THEOREM MULTIPLICATIVE INVERSES
The matrix
has a multiplicative inverse if and only if D
ad - bc is nonzero.
23If D ¹ 0, then
24Does A have an inverse?
D 2(-9) - 5(-5) -18 25 7
YES!
25Does A have an inverse?
D 3(10) - (-6)(-5) 30 - 30
0
NO!
26INVERSES OF MATRICES
This method of finding the inverse of a matrix
works nicely on 2 x 2 matrices. Finding an
inverse of a 3 x 3 matrix is another
matter. Well use the calculator!
27EXAMPLE
28APPLICATIONS TO SYSTEMS OF EQUATIONS
2x 6y 6z 2
2x 7y 6z - 3
2x 7y 7z - 5
29APPLICATIONS TO SYSTEMS OF EQUATIONS
A- 1
A- 1
A- 1
30SOLVE THE SYSTEM OF EQUATIONS
2x 6y 6z 2
2x 7y 6z - 3
2x 7y 7z - 5
- 1
31SOLVE THE SYSTEM OF EQUATIONS
32- CONCLUSION OF SECTION 6.4