Haadi X.

asked • 12/24/20

Please Help me with this Linear Algebra Maths questions

Q.1 Determine the scalars c for which A − c x Identity Matrix [2x2] is not invertible,

where A = [ 4 6

−1 −3 ]


Q7. Let S be the parallelogram determined by the vectors

b1 = [ 2 and b2 = [ 2

3] 5 ]


and let A = [ 6 3 Compute the area of the image of S under the mapping x → Ax.

3 2].



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Paul T. answered • 12/25/20

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Haram N.

for question 1 we just need to take the determinant of A and that's it? but we have to find the scaler c
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Paul T.

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We need to take the determinant of the matrix A − c x Identity Matrix [2x2] and set it to be 0. Recall for a matrix M, det(M) nonzero iff M is invertible. The equation det(A-c x identity Matrix [2x2]) = 0 gives you a quadratic equation in variable c. Solve for this c.
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