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The document provides a comprehensive overview of matrices, including definitions, types, operations, and properties. It explains concepts such as matrix order, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and special types like diagonal, scalar, and identity matrices. Additionally, it covers important results related to symmetric and skew-symmetric matrices, as well as the conditions for matrix invertibility.
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CHAPTER O03
MATRICES
‘A matrix is an ordered rectangular array of numbers or functions, enclosed by [ ] or ()-
‘The numbers (real or complex) or functions are called the elements or the entries of a
matrix. A matrix is represented by a single capital letter like A, B, X, Y, etc., and elements
of a matrix are represented by the small letters 4, b, ¢,..., ete. In a matrix, horizontal lines are
called rows and vertical lines are called columns.
Order of Matrix
If a matrix have m rows and n columns, then its order is written as m x n, and read as
m by n matrix. In general, m Xx n matrix has the following rectangular array.
a M2 Gin
a On
Oni Om. Sande xn
Notation of Matrix
It can be rewritten as A = [aj ]m j}, then it is called an upper triangular matrix and
if ay =0,ViB=C
2. Subtraction of Matrices
Let A and B be two matrices of same order m x n, then
A~ B= [ay ~bglnxn
Let A, Band C be three matrices of same order, then properties of subtraction of matrices are
(i) Non-commutative A-B#B-A
(i) Non-associative A -(B-C)#(A-B)-C
3, Multiplication of a Matrix by a Sealar
Let A=[a;] be an mxn matrix and & be any scalar. Then, the matrix obtained by
multiplying each element of A by k is called the scalar multiple of A by k.
Let A and B be two matrices of same order, then the properties of multiplication of a matrix”
by scalar are .
(i) k(A+ B)=hA+ kB
(it) (ey + kp)A= KA + yA
(iii) (KIA = R(LA) = (kA)
(iv) (-I)A=-A
(v) 1(A)=A
4, Multiplication of Matrices
Let A = [ay]m x nand B= [by laxy
to the number of rows of B, then the product matrix is C = [ey] of order m x p.
{left cancellation law]
{right cancellation lav]
be two matrices such that number of columns of A is equal
where, cy =D aaby
et
To get the (i, K)th clement cy, of the matrix C, take the ith row of A and & th column of B,
multiply them clementwise and take the sum of all these produets.34 Chapterwise ISC Solved Papers Mathematics (Class Xi
eg.
com) “jas
(9) Let a-[f | oma 3=[ il
Then, a0- ee af cal
7 cotdg of +dh
i] mn
(i) Let A=|d ec f| and B=|| q
gh? kb} y 2
al+bp+cx am+bq+cy an + br+ cz!
Then, AB=|dl+ep+fe dm+eq+fy dn+er+ fe
glthp+ic gm+hqtiy gn+hr+iz
Note (i) If the product AB is defined for any two matrices A and 8, then it is not necessary that BA is aly,
defined.
vd
12
eg.Take A=|0 2| and o-[} jpn ‘ABis defined but BA is not defined.
1.
(ifthe product of two matrices is a zero matrix, then itis not necessary that one of the matrices is:
zero matrix.
eg. take a=|° and a=[? 5) hen, aa=[° oT.
lo 2] lo of lo o|
Let A,B and C be three matrices of order m x n,n x p and p xk, then the properties «
multiplication of matrices are
() Non-commutative AB # BA
(i) Associative (AB)C = A(BC)
(iii) Multiplicative Identity IA = A= AI
(ix) Multiplicative Distributive A(B +C)=AB+ AC and (A+B)C = AC+BC
(v) If A and B be suitable matrices and A is a scalar, then 4(AB) = (4A)B = A(AB).
(vi) Existence of non-zero matrices whose product is the zero matrix (restrict to square matrice
of order upto 3), i.e. AB = Owhere, A, Bare non-zero matrices and Ois a zero matrix.
5. Equality of Matrices
Two matrices A = [a,] and B= [b,;] are said to be equal, if they are of same order and all
corresponding elements are equal, i.e. {a, by] Vij.
Remark If f(z) =agr” +a,2""' +...40,, ,0 +0,
is a polynomial in z and A is a square matrix of order n, then we called
(A) = agA™ +a,A"™ +...44, ,A +a,,1,, is a matrix polynomial.Matrices
Transpose of a Matrix
Let A = [ay] be an m x n matrix, then transpose of
‘A, denoted by A’ or AT, is the matrix obtained
from A by interchanging its rows and columns.
Clearly, A’ is an n x m matrix whose
(j, i)th element = (i, j)th element of A.
ie. A’= bch
whereby =ay,1SiSm,1 |p of [a of
weiget ‘ On comparing the corresponding clement,
x=13 weget a =b. Hence Prove
A Show that (4 + 4’) is symmetric matrix, if
| af 4 3 Marks Questions
ame (2019) 6 i
2 47 (fi Wiie mate eine ri
Sol. Weave, 4=[ 5 3 ee 103) 2"™"
then find the vah : 01
Now, A+ 4 [ sil: i 7] e ue oft (2
sah stb al su taadl,*
2x-15 10
vy f* 77_[4 71 a
* asay[ ls irae Given, matrix is symmetric.
Hence, (A + 4’) is symmetric matrix. ie he ol
[here, 4’ is transpose of matrix 4Matrices
Sol.
= x84 5x-3x-1,
oo ale §)-Hx45)20
=
1
2
Z
5. Find the vale of ht at =[ sj
M?-kM~1, =0.
of Given, M= [2 A
(2015)
and M?-kM-1,=0
afi -2]f1 2]_fit4 2+6
ee - alle al" [2+6 4+9
; [multiplying row by column]
_[5 8
~ [8 13
M? -kM-1,=0
5 8] fi 2] fa oy
i kp ako ‘|-°
L 1 oT]
[fo a
mat 8] fe 2) fi o]_fo o]
{3 13|~[2e ae}"{o 1]"[o oJ
By. 5-k-1 8-2%-0]_[0 0]
s-2%-0 13-3-1]"|o o]
is [4-k 8-2] [0 0
[s-2e 12-3%|=|o of Sa
‘On equating the corresponding elements,
we get
4-k =0,8-2 =0,12-3k =0
fb id 20 (A= 31) = 0 where =|
37
Maa = [ 1 then find the values of x and
y, such that A? + xJ, = yA
(2014)
First, find A? by using multiplicative property
Given, 4
N A =A a-{ ye
ewe AAAS sil7 5.
947 345
“[itts ar
16 8
[is xl
Alsogiven, A? + xIy = yA
16 8), [1 O1_ [3 1
s6 32|**|o i|7?|7 5]
fie 8] fx 0] _f3y 91
= [56 s2]*lo «|"l7y 5]
16+x° 8 ‘By yd
a ee ose by]
[by addition property]
On equating the corresponding elements, we get
y=8 and 32+ x=5y
= 324 x =5x8
= 32+ x =40 > x= 40-32
Fs x=8
Hence, x=8 and y=8.
x
x
1.0
and J = [ i} then find the value of
(2013)
[3]
2 oo
wa raft ah
Also given, (A - 2) (A - 31) =0
Given, 438 : Chapterwise ISC Solved Papers Mathematics (cjg.
“Aa He Ss He Sh
43
4-2 2-0]f 4-3 2-0]_f0 0
=
-1-0 x-2|[-1-0 x-3} lo 0.
[by subtraction property]
y
Saleah 2] fat e2)a lene
[1 x-2f[-1 x3)" lo 0
fo 2-2 442x-6]_[0 0
[a-x+2 2422-5246] [0 0
{by multipliction propery]
= 0 2-2] [o
len 25x44] 0 "|
‘On equating the corresponding elements, we get
2-220
= x-1=0
= xl
Hence, the value of xis 1.
Note Suppose, if we take x? -5x+ 4 =0,then
(x-4)e-1) <0 ax=14
But x = 4 does not satisfy the 2x-2 =0. So,
please be careful while taking the equation,
J. Solve for x and y, if
x?) [2*]_ [7
alt 2 3. =3 _3h
J 7. (2012, 2006)
Sol . Given, matrix equation can be rewritten as
“BMH = Fesh G2]
On equating the corresponding elements, we get
24 ar=21 ¥ + 6y=-9
+ 4x-21=0 ¥ + by+
2 +7x-3x-21=0 (+9
see Ne ater Teo (+ lye
(2-9 (x+7)=0 f
x=3-7 Yama
Hence, xcan be 3 or~7 and yis 3
Sol.
cos sin
@urmey = [: ees st then show,
M(x) M(y) = M(x + 9)- a
3H Wrst, convert the ghen matric in,
Bm.
(Ww Apply multiplicative property in ty.
matrices.
{) Further use trigonometric formulae.
cos(A +8) = COSA cosB~ sind sinB ang
sin(A-+ 8) = sSinACOSB+ COSASina to
the required result. =
_[ cose sin@]
=|-sin@ cos0
‘Taking LHS = M(x) M(y)
cos sinx][ cosy siny]
“|-sinx cosx|[-siny cosy
Given, M(@)
cos #cosy - sin xsin y
leas xcos y—cos xsin y
cos xsin y+ sin xe
sin x sin y + cos xeo
[by multiplication prop
cos(x+ 9) « sin(x+ 9)]
[ sin(x+y) cos(x+y)|
[by trigonometric form
=M(x+y)=RHS -
Fad aayiex ef) sje
" 5
arf if
03
a
Sol. Given, X+ rl l
md -X2Y + 31
On adding Eqs. () and (ii), we get
5Matrices : 39
On putting the value of Xin Eq, (), we get
OR aitew are SAA eS
ral?’ =p 5 “"[1 9 8] 1-3 2 -6
70 44-1
= rf, |- [i ‘] -| 5 | then find the value of x.
5. 14 27 2 (2003)
[7-5-3 04)e[2"0. _ =
“En salt i} Sol. 1D (Fest, use the addve property In LHS of
he reg given matrix.
Uf A= An then show that A? - 3/ =24. () Further, equate the corresponding elements
Kk . (2007), of matrix to get required result.
Sol. | $9 _() Fist, find A? by multiplicative property. Given, [*” 3 4) [ar 1 -
(ii) further simplify the LHS and shown equal to, li 98 -3 -2 -6
the RHS of required result. [aa 4]
Given, 4=[) | [272
: w, [2-3 S41 4-5 4-1]
Now, Basal, i I [1-3 9-2 8-6 7 2]
re [-3x 4 -1Lf4 4-1].
ini wale ‘1 eof as stl e 2]
Ba [by additive property]
taking LHS= 4?-37=|> 4|_3[? 9 On equating the corresponding elements, we get
Los} Lo 1 F3r=4
mG He elas 4-0] => x? =3x-4=0
[+ slo af"4-o 5-3} = Pade x-
24] of 2 = x(x-4) +1(2-4) =0
= = =24=RHS
[i ‘1 ae i} a > (x+1)(x—4) =0
. x=-lor4
Hence proved.Chapter Practice
3 Marks Questions
oe For the following matrices A jj
verify that (ABY = B’ A’;
1
.'Find the product and hence find the
order of product matrices
1
=|-4|,B=[-1 2
2)[2 3 4). 3 1]
3
. From the following matrix equation, 6 Banrese te followings Hate as
find the value of x. sum of a symmetric and
skew-symmetric matrix and ye
eee. 4)af 3 4 your result.
-5 3y| [-5 6 #2 2a
~si 3-2 -5
ig A=| 08% ~88T hen for what
sina. coscr, 1. 1,
lue of c,A is an identity matrix? 0 ibd the itvéres of Getix
foe? 2)/8 [7 2): then fin De nae
3 4jl2 5] [A 23 pe 3 9
thé value of . bee a
Answers
[2 3 4]
1. The product of matrixis|4 6 8 | andits order isaxa
69 12)
5 fo -5 -3}
~4] and skewsymmetricmatix= 3/5 0-6
4 ‘ 713 6 o