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Consider the matrix

[1-221].

Find scalarsc0,c1,c2 (not all zero) such that the matrixc0I2+c1A+c2A2 is noninvertible. See Exercise 75.

Short Answer

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c0I2+c1A+c2A2=5I2-2A+A2=0000

The matrix isc0I2+c1A+c2A2 noninvertible for the scalars c0=5,c1=-2,c2=1.

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Definition of the non-invertible matrix

A non-invertible matrix is defined as a matrix that does not have an inverse, i.e. it does not satisfy the requisite condition to be invertible and is called singular or degenerate matrices. Any non-invertible matrix has a determinant equal to zero.

02

Given

Given a matrix

A=1-221

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Calculating A2

We start by calculating A2.

A2=1-2211-221=-3-44-3

Now using exercise 75 we will pick some non-zero vector, we鈥檒l use

v=01

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Substituting the value of v→

We will substitute the value of vin c0I2v+c1Av+c2A2v=0

c0I2v+c1Av+c2A2v=0

role="math" localid="1664351909495" c0.1001100101+c1.1-22101+c2.-3-44-301=0

c0.100101+c1.1-22101+c2.-3-44-301=0

From here

role="math" localid="1664352028948" c001+c1-21+c2-4-3=0-2c1-4c2=0c0+c1-3c2=0

c1=-2c2c0+c1-3c2=0

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The final answer

Now we choose arbitrary c2let鈥檚 say and we鈥檒l get

c0+c1A+c2A2=5I2-2A+A2=0000

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