
Kenneth S. answered 12/21/16
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For a 2 by 2 matrix, the inverse can be done by first computing the matrix's determinant.
Assuming that you have supplied top row 30 & 12, bottom row 10 & 4, this determinant is 0.
There is no inverse for this particular square matrix.
A matrix MAY only have an inverse if it's square, but that is not a sufficient condition.
Even if your data had been given in columnar fashion, this determinant is still zero.
Mevan C.
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