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Example 8 - Chapter 3 Class 12 Matrices
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Example 8 If A = [ 8(8&0@4& 2@3&6)] and B = [ 8(2& 2@4&2@ 5&1)] then find the matrix X, such that 2A + 3X = 5B. Given that 2A + 3X = 5B Putting values 2 [ 8(8& 0@4& 2@3& 6)] + 3X = 5 [ 8( 2& 2@ 4& 2@ 5& 1)] [ 8(8 2 & 0 2@4 2& 2 2@3 2& 6 2)] + 3X = [ 8( 2 5 & 2 5@ 4 5& 2 5@ 5 5& 1 5)] [ 8(16& 0@8& 4@6& 12)] + 3X = [ 8( 10& 10@ 20& 10@ 25& 5)] 3X = [ 8(10& 10@20&10@ 25&5)] [ 8(16& 0@8& 4@6&12)] 3X = [ 8( 10 16& 10 0@ 20 8&10 ( 4)@ 25 6& 5 12)] 3X = [ 8( 6& 10@ 12& 14@ 31& 7)] X = 1/3 [ 8( 6& 10@ 12& 14@ 31& 7)] = [ 8(( 6)/3&( 10)/3@( 12)/3&14/3@( 31)/3&( 7)/3)] = [ 8( 2&( 10)/3@4&14/3@( 31)/3&( 7)/3)] Hence, X = [ 8( 2&( 10)/3@4&14/3@( 31)/3&( 7)/3)]
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