Q. Consider this matrix:[10−801]Find the inverse of the matrix. Give exact values. Non-integers can be given as decimals or as simplified fractions.
Calculate Determinant: To find the inverse of a 2x2 matrix, we use the formula:A−1=det(A)1[d−c−ba]where A=[acbd] and det(A)=ad−bc.For the given matrix A=[10−801], we have a=10, b=0, c=−8, and d=1.First, we calculate the determinant of A:det(A)=(10)(1)−(0)(−8)=10−0=10.
Apply Inverse Formula: Now that we have the determinant, we can find the inverse by applying the formula:A−1=101[18−010]Simplify the matrix by multiplying each element by 101:A−1=[10110801]Further simplification gives us:A−1=[0.10.801]
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