Solve the following system of equations using an inverse matrix. You must also indicate the inverse matrix, A−1, that was used to solve the system. You may optionally write the inverse matrix with a scalar coefficient.−2x+7y=9−3x+8y=4A−1=□x=□y=□
Q. Solve the following system of equations using an inverse matrix. You must also indicate the inverse matrix, A−1, that was used to solve the system. You may optionally write the inverse matrix with a scalar coefficient.−2x+7y=9−3x+8y=4A−1=□x=□y=□
Write Equations in Matrix Form: First, let's write down the system of equations in matrix form. We have:[−2−3amp;7amp;8][xy]=[94]
Calculate Determinant of Matrix A: Next, calculate the determinant of the matrix A, where A is:[−2−3amp;7amp;8]The determinant, det(A), is calculated as:(−2)(8)−(7)(−3)=−16+21=5
Find Inverse of Matrix A: Now, find the inverse of matrix A, A^(−1). The formula for the inverse of a 2x2 matrix is:det(A)1[d−camp;−bamp;a]Applying this to our matrix:A−1=51[83amp;−7amp;−2]
Multiply Inverse Matrix by Constant Matrix: Multiply the inverse matrix A^(−1) by the constant matrix on the right side of the equation to find the values of x and y:[83amp;−7amp;−2][94]=[8∗9+(−7)∗43∗9+(−2)∗4]=[72−2827−8]=[4419]However, we forgot to divide by the determinant, which is 5. Correcting this:x=544,y=519