Find Inverse for 3x3 matrix using Adjoint Method

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In my opinion, this has to be the easiest method to find the inverse of a 3x3 matrix. It's much easier to remember the process.

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[@qasimwisdom24]

I have a question, we use the adjoint method for only 3x3 matrix right?

[@merekasaja840]

Yes, but we also can use adjoint for higher order matrix. but the work is very tedious.

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technically we also use it on 2x2 matrix too

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[@kennethkwesiyeboah5974]

So in finding the determinant, if you have a matrix with no zero leading in any of the matrix, how are you going to solve it?

[@merekasaja840]

You can choose any row or column to calculate determinant. Zero element is just a bonus for easier calculation. If there are no zero, just calculate normally

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[@danieljgoliath6741]

What if matrix a did not contain a zero?

[@cristianogomesdefaria303]

Hy Daniel! You can do the same procedure. You choise this case (zeros), cause the presence os zero (in rows or columns) simplify the calculations. it's just to make it easier.

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Some inverse of matrix answers have not this plus and minus pattern. Why ?

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what if det=0?

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If det=0, thats mean the matrix dont have inverse or the matrix is singular

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Det=0 singular matrix Det ≠ 0 non-singular matrix If matrix is singular.... Can't find inverse matrix

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