A⋅[1343−15−24−3]=[3−151344−86]
Find the 3×3 matrix A.
According to my textbook, the question requires elementary row operations on the given matrices.
I read somewhere that for an equation of the form AB=X ,we can apply elementary row operation on A and X only. I don't know why do these contradict. Where am I wrong?
Answer
Since
det[1343−15−24−3]=20≠0
we can right-multiply both sides of the linear matrix equation by elementary matrices until we obtain
A=[3−151344−86][1343−15−24−3]−1
We would be doing elementary column operations. If you must do elementary row operations, then do transpose both sides of the linear matrix equation, then do left-multiply both sides by elementary matrices, obtain A⊤ and then transpose to obtain A.
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