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Matrix Scheme

The document describes the basic concepts of matrices, including types of matrices, operations with matrices, systems of matrix equations, and concepts such as rank, determinants, and the inverse of a matrix. Matrices are defined as column, row, square, triangular, diagonal, and identity. The addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of matrices are also explained.
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Matrix Scheme

The document describes the basic concepts of matrices, including types of matrices, operations with matrices, systems of matrix equations, and concepts such as rank, determinants, and the inverse of a matrix. Matrices are defined as column, row, square, triangular, diagonal, and identity. The addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of matrices are also explained.
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MATRIX SCHEME

Order matrix 1 22


m rows and n columns A matrix of order 2 x 3
mxn 0 61
TYPES OF MATRICES
1
Column matrix It has a column A 0order 3x1
2

Row matrix It has a row A  2 1 2 order


1  1x4

2 1 0
It has the same number of rows as A 2
 1 3 order 3
Square matrix
columns
1
 3 1

1 0
Matrix It is obtained by swapping rows for 1 21
A At 2 2
transpose of A columns 0 2 3
1
 3

Square matrix with zeros 1 0 0


Diagonal matrix elementos fuera de la diagonal A 02 0
principal 0 0 6

1 0 0
Diagonal matrix with ones in the 0 1 0
Identity matrix 3
main diagonal
0 0 1
1 32
Zeros below the diagonal
Main triangular matrix (lower) or above A 05 1
superior 0 0 6
OPERATIONS WITH MATRICES
21 1 1
A A B
3 2 4 5
SUM AND SUBTRACTThey must have the same order. It 1
 2 33
add or subtract element by element B A B
1 3 21

62
2A
All the elements are multiplied 31 0 4
Product for a A
by that number. It also
number 0 2 9
 3
you can factor out 3
 A
0 6

1 3
The product of matrices is performed 1 2 11
A 1
 0
when the number of columns of the A B 1
 12
Product of 1 2
the first matrix matches the
matrices 1 1 8
number of rows of the second 11 2
matrix. IT IS NOT COMMUTATIVE B B It cannot be done
0 1 3

1 1 0 1 10
F2 2F 1
Number of rows or columns linearly A 2 1 1 01
F3F 1
1
independents. We make zeros for 1
 12 0 22
Range below the “diagonal”. The range
it will be the number of rows or columns 1 1 0
no nulls
F32F2
01
 1 Rank A 2  
0 0 0

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a11 a12
. A A a a
11
a 22a 12 21
a21a22
It is a real number.
SiA 0  A 1 a11 a12 a13
Determinants If A is a matrix of order n . A a21a22a23
conA 0, then rank(A) = a31a32a33
n A a11a22a33 a21a32a13 a31a12a23
a
 13a22a31 a23a32a11 a33a12a21

1 2 1
A 0 1 0
Given a square matrix of
order n if there exists another matrix B of 2 0 3
order n such that A B B A n, himself
1 2 1 1 00 1 2 1 1 0 0
it says that B is the inverse matrix of A 0 1 0 0 1 0 3 F 2F 1 0 1 0 0 1 0
and is represented by BA 1 . 20 3 0 0 1 0412 0 1
Inverse matrix The inverse of a regular matrix A 1 211 0 0 120 341

it is calculated by transforming the matrix
F3 4F 02 1 0 0 1 0 F F 0 1 1 3 0 0 1 0
(A/I) through operations
0 0 12 4 1 0 0 12 4 1
elementary of the rows in the matrix
(I/A-1). 1 0 0 361
 3 6
 1

F1 2F 02 1 0 0 1 0 A 1

0 1 0
0 0 12 4 1 2
 4 1

MATRIX EQUATION SYSTEMS


0 5 4
 7 1 2
3X 2Y A
Solve the following matrix system conA 5 9 0 yB 6
 6 7
2X Y B
154 4 1052

We solve it by reduction:
3X 2years A
3X 2Y A 1
F12F2
4X 2Y 2B X 
A 2B 
2X Y B 7
7X A2B
0 5 4
 7 1 2 14 7 0 2 1 0
1 1 1
X  A 2B  5 9 0 26 6 7 7
 21 14 1
 3 2
7 7 7
154 4 1052
 3514 0 5 2
 0

7 1 2 2
1 0 3 1
 2
2X Y B Y B 2X 6
 6 7 21 3 2 4
 03
1052 5 2
 0 0 1
 2

Equations
To solve matrix equations, one must be very careful when isolating the unknown matrix.
matrix
A X B A1 A X A1 B X A1 B X A1 B

X A B X A A1 B A1 X B A1 X B A1

AX B C AX C  B A 1 A X A 1 C B X A 1 CB X A 1 CB  


It's necessary to "protect" matrix additions and subtractions with parentheses.
AXB C AXB C A1 AXB A1 C  XB A 1 C  
XBB1 A1   C B1  X A 1  C B1  

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