Matrices and Determinants 4 Question 25

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26. A=a01 1cb 1db,B=a11 0dc fgh,U=f h,V=a2 0 0

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If there is a vector matrix X, such that AX=U has infinitely many solutions, then prove that BX=V cannot have a unique solution. If afd0. Then, prove that BX=V has no solution.

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Answer:

Correct Answer: 26. 2λ2,α=nπ,nπ+π4

Solution:

  1. Since, AX=U has infinitely many solutions.

|A|=0[a011cb1db]=0a(bcbd)+1(dc)=0(dc)(ab1)=0ab=1 or d=c

 Again, |A3|=[a0f1cg1dh]=0g=h|A2|=[af11gb1hb]=0g=h and |A1|=[f01gcbhdb]0g=hg=h,c=d and ab=1 Now, BX=V|B|=[a110dcfgh]=0

[since, C2 and C3 are equal]

BX=V has no solution. 

|B1|=[a2110dc0gh]=0

|B2|=[aa2100cf0h]=a2cf=a2df

[since, c=d and g=h ]

 Since, adf0|B2|0

BX=V has no solution.



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