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Question
If A = `[(2, -4),(3, 1)]`, then the adjoint of matrix A is ______.
Options
`[(-1, 3),(-4, 1)]`
`[(1, 4),(-3, 2)]`
`[(1, 3),(4, -2)]`
`[(-1, -3),(-4, 2)]`
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Solution
If A = `[(2, -4),(3, 1)]`, then the adjoint of matrix A is `underlinebb([(1, 4),(-3, 2)])`.
Explanation:
Given:
A = `[(2, -4),(3, 1)]`
Step 1: Formula for adjoint of a 2 × 2 matrix
For a martix
A = `[(a, b),(c, d)]`
The adjoint (adj A) is:
adj (A) = `[(d, -b),(-c, a)]`
Step 2: Identify values
Here,
a = 2
b = – 4
c = 3
d = 1
Step 3: Apply formula
adj (A) = `[(1, -(-4)),(-3, 2)]`
= `[(1, 4),(-3, 2)]`
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