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Consider the following general matrix equation: which can also be abbreviated as

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Question

Consider the following general matrix equation:


which can also be abbreviated as:

A=MX


By definition, the determinant of M is given by

det(M)=m11m22m12m21


The following questions are about the relationship between the determinant of M and the ability to solve the equation above for A in terms of X or for X in terms of A.
Check the boxes which make the statement correct:
If the det(M)0 then

A. some values of X will have more than one value of A which satisfy the equation.
B. given any X there is one and only one A which will satisfy the equation.
C. some values of A (such as A=0 ) will allow more than one X to satisfy the equation.
D. given any AA there is one and only one X which will satisfy the equation.
E. some values of A will have no values of X which will satisfy the equation.
F. some values of X will have no values of A which satisfy the equation.

Check the boxes which make the statement correct:
If the det(M)=0 then

A. given any A there is one and only one X which will satisfy the equation.
B. some values of A will have no values of X which will satisfy the equation.
C. there is no value of X which satisfies the equation when A=0 .
D. some values of A (such as A=0 ) will allow more than one X to satisfy the equation.
E. given any X there is one and only one A which will satisfy the equation.

Check the conditions that guarantee that det(M)=0 :

A. There is some value of A for which no value of X satisfies the equation.
B. Given any A the is one and only one X which will satisfy the equation.
C. When A=0 there is more than one X which satisfies the equation.
D. Given any X there is one and only one A which will satisfy the equation

[ a1 ] a2 == [ m11 m12 ] m21 m22 [ x1 ] x2

Explanation / Answer

If the det(M)0 then

B. given any X there is one and only one A which will satisfy the equation.

If the det(M)=0 then

B. some values of A will have no values of X which will satisfy the equation.

D. some values of A (such as A=0 ) will allow more than one X to satisfy the equation.

E. given any X there is one and only one A which will satisfy the equation.

Check the conditions that guarantee that det(M)=0 :

A. There is some value of A for which no value of X satisfies the equation.

C. When A=0 there is more than one X which satisfies the equation.

Hope this helps.

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