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    This document describes how to find the inverse of a matrix using the Gauss-Jordan method. It defines the Gauss-Jordan method as transforming the original matrix into the identity matrix through elementary row operations, while ensuring the identity matrix transforms into the inverse. The document provides the steps to follow: 1) write the original matrix next to an identity matrix, 2) apply row operations to reduce the original matrix to the identity matrix while transforming the identity matrix into the inverse. An example problem demonstrates applying the method to find the inverse of a 3x3 matrix.

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    This document describes how to find the inverse of a matrix using the Gauss-Jordan method. It defines the Gauss-Jordan method as transforming the original matrix into the identity matrix through elementary row operations, while ensuring the identity matrix transforms into the inverse. The document provides the steps to follow: 1) write the original matrix next to an identity matrix, 2) apply row operations to reduce the original matrix to the identity matrix while transforming the identity matrix into the inverse. An example problem demonstrates applying the method to find the inverse of a 3x3 matrix.

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    This document describes how to find the inverse of a matrix using the Gauss-Jordan method. It defines the Gauss-Jordan method as transforming the original matrix into the identity matrix through elementary row operations, while ensuring the identity matrix transforms into the inverse. The document provides the steps to follow: 1) write the original matrix next to an identity matrix, 2) apply row operations to reduce the original matrix to the identity matrix while transforming the identity matrix into the inverse. An example problem demonstrates applying the method to find the inverse of a 3x3 matrix.

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    Inverse of Matrix by Gauss-Jordan Method: Group Members

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    This document describes how to find the inverse of a matrix using the Gauss-Jordan method. It defines the Gauss-Jordan method as transforming the original matrix into the identity matrix through elementary row operations, while ensuring the identity matrix transforms into the inverse. The document provides the steps to follow: 1) write the original matrix next to an identity matrix, 2) apply row operations to reduce the original matrix to the identity matrix while transforming the identity matrix into the inverse. An example problem demonstrates applying the method to find the inverse of a 3x3 matrix.

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    Inverse of matrix

    by Gauss–Jordan
    method
    GROUP MEMBERS
    •B. Rumnitha (23211A0531)
    •B. Sai Krishna (23211A0532)
    •B. Adbhutha (23211A0533)
    •B. Yashwanth Raj (23211A0534)
    •B. Chandra Siddhartha (23211A0535)
    CALYAMPUDI RADHAKRISHNA RAO
    Calyampudi Radhakrishna Rao, better known as C.R. Rao,
    who will receive the 2023 International Prize in Statistics, is
    an Indian-American mathematician. Because of his significant
    contributions to the field of statistics he will receive the prize
    considered equivalent to the Nobel Prize in the field.
    In 1920, Rao was born to a Telugu family in Hadagali,
    Karnataka. His schooling was done in Andhra Pradesh. He
    went to UK for obtaining a PhD degree, as his first
    assignment, he worked at Indian Statistical Institute and the
    Anthropological Museum in Cambridge
    CONTENTS
     Introduction
     Steps to be followed
     Example problem
    INTRODUCTION
    The Gauss-Jordan method is employed to find the inverse of a matrix by
    transforming the given matrix into the identity matrix through a series of
    elementary row operations. The process involves augmenting the original
    matrix with the identity matrix, and then applying row operations to reduce the
    original matrix to the identity while ensuring the identity matrix transforms into
    the inverse. Once the original matrix is in reduced row-echelon form, the
    augmented part is the inverse of the initial matrix, provided the original matrix
    is invertible.
    Let A=[aij]mxm be any square matrix of order mxm. To find the inverse of A by using this
    method, we have to follow the following procedure with the following steps :

    Step 1 : Write the given matrix A as


    A = I mA
    where Im is an identity matrix of order m.

    Step 2 : Convert the matrix A on LHS into an identity matrix by using elementary row
    transformations, while the same transformations will be applied on the pre- factor of A on
    RHS.
    Finally, we get the following form,
    I = BA
    where B is called inverse of A i.e., B = A-1 .
    Q. Find the inverse of J = using Gauss Jordan method.
    SOLUTION :
    Given matrix is
    J=
    Now we can write J as
    J = I 3J

    i.e.,

    Applying R1 <-> R3 on the matrix of LHS and prefactor of J on RHS,


    Applying R3 -> R3+2R1 on the matrix of LHS and prefactor of J on RHS,

    Applying R3 -> R3+5R2 on the matrix of LHS and prefactor of J on RHS,

    Applying R3 -> R3/8 on the matrix of LHS and prefactor of J on RHS,

    Applying R2 -> R2-R3 on the matrix of LHS and prefactor of J on RHS,

    Applying R1 -> R1+2R2 on the matrix of LHS and prefactor of J on RHS,


    Applying R2 -> R2/-1 on the matrix of LHS and prefactor of J on RHS,

    J-1 =
    THANK YOU!!

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