Matrix inverse method || matrix inverse 3x3

Hey guys,
Hope you all are doing well. I had got a comment to add an example on same method having - ve sign. So here it is hope you are going to love it.
you will find a video on cramer's rule too.
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Well explanation but sir how do you get Last answer which is =5 5/3 4/3 if you could share will really appreciate that

[@Civillearningonline]

Divide 90 by 18, 30 by 18 and 24 by 18. You will get your answer.

[@Tajuddin-fv4lb]

X=5 , Y=1.6 , Z=1.3 This is the answer

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How can we verify the x y z value ? sir

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@@rajuk6462 substitute x,y and z into any of the three original equations and you should get a value equal to the constant on its right hand side.

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Sir. Why are u making it difficult to transpose the core element 😢. The easiest way is to say " the rows becomes the columns and the columns becomes the rows "

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[@nziokaelizabeth8874]

How do one come up with the signs of the matrix...since they are all changing in the two videos...thank you

[@Civillearningonline]

Those are the sign of co-factor.

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[@Civillearningonline]

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[@haiderrazaq6241]

If determinant of A is negative then?

[@Civillearningonline]

It must not be zero.

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Bhaya why will write xyz in column Matrix, why can't we write in row matrix?

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Sir why did you transpose?

[@Civillearningonline]

To find the adjoint of a matrix. Then further we can find the inverse using it.

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How did you get 90, 30 and 24

[@Civillearningonline]

Add 1. -24+72+42 2. 104-60-14 3. 64-12-28

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Sir can we solve the question if they're ask to solve by cremers rule? Is this alternative way or what ? Plz ans me sir

[@dominikzazo7838]

Why is not the last line middle column negative? it is 3+2 and thats is -1 powered to five, which is negative.

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[@SilasMatili-li6ft]

Very helpful sir but confused by the signs for last row !

[@drjesuselshaddai9537]

Thank you sir. I understand the determinant matrix. But how you reduced to 18 is what you didn't explain

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18means starting answer

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kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmSViYKGqc2XiLM In hindi

[@parameshgodumala2972]

Good explanation bro but How u written the signs before finding coffactor as +,-,+,-,+,-,+,-,+, which was taken in matrix ?

[@Civillearningonline]

It's valid for all type of matrix and when we find co factor, sign changes accordingly.

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Nice explanation sir. But am confuse about the sign convention of the matrix

[@Civillearningonline]

Where are you confused in sign convention? Will you please elaborate?

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[@Civillearningonline]

Welcome 🤗

[@user-wb1op4xi1h]

How did you get the determinant of the matrix as 18?

[@Santhosh05-xh6uv]

∆1=18=1÷8

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Thanx

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[@babylonlyngdoh17]

Sir why there is no minor of A in your explanation? Please reply

[@Civillearningonline]

At 8:53 minors and cofactor are solved together. Just remove signs it's minors and on putting signs it's co-factor. Try solving according to the video you are going to save time in the exam.

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[@user-qf7cl6zc7t]

Sir you went wrong somewhere 3 -1 you have get 3+3 don't think so 😮 please sir may come up please

[@Bomba934]

What if my determination is negative like ( -2) ....does inverse exist or not

[@Civillearningonline]

Yes. It does. Determinant can be negative.

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[@shokitali3365]

Sr if the det.of A will come -ve than inversion is possible Or not

[@Civillearningonline]

Yes. It's possible. But it must not be zero.

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If you know, you know. Thank brother

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Hello sir .Sir is cofactor and adjoint are Same ?

[@Civillearningonline]

No

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well explained. Thank you Sir.

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Nice explanation

[@nicholasbarinda]

But am bit confused with signs you wrote in form of a matrix ,many books show a negative sign in the last row but you used only positive signs(+ - +) - + - + - + Help me and explain me more

[@Civillearningonline]

It's +-+ -+- +-+ I have done mistake there while writing. But I have spoken correctly. I am extremely sorry for that.

[@nicholasbarinda]

Ok thanks a million for that'll

[@michaelobembe8337]

Well-done sir, but I'm confused when you get 5/3 and 4/3. But I know you multiply 1*90/18= 5. But the remaining aspect I dont get it.

[@shanetommathew]

To simplify the fraction 30/18, you can find the greatest common factor (GCF) of the numerator (30) and the denominator (18), and then divide both the numerator and the denominator by the GCF. The GCF of 30 and 18 is 6. 30÷6=5 18÷6=3 So, 30/18 simplifies to 5/3.

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How you solved the last value of x y and z

[@Civillearningonline]

Please check the comment section. I have explained it.

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Please sir i need a help in differential equations

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[@alitad5457]

is it different with a dimension of (4x4) (3x1)=(3x1) Do I need to do something else Or can I just follow ur explanation? because i didn't learn this in school yet but like to educate myself and now have one of 4x1 and dont rlly know what to do.

[@Civillearningonline]

Process is same for all thpe of matrix.

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Is this same as Cramer's rule?

[@Civillearningonline]

No. Cramer's rule: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2eviWxrnLuHla8

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[@WetakaSamsonEdwin]

Thanks but you made a mistake when obtaining the cofactor of c31

[@verahanyango2884]

the video is great Am just having a problem, the translation written is blocking and I can't see what your doing clearly

[@Civillearningonline]

You can turn it of by clicking on "CC" when you play the video at the top.

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Ohh, you want to teach me?? First clear your +2.

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