396 CHAPTER 18. LINEAR FUNCTIONS

35. Write

x1 + x2 + x3

2x3 + x1 + x2x3 − x1

3x4 + x1

 in the form A

x1x2x3x4

 where A is an appropriate matrix.

36. Using the inverse of the matrix, find the solution to the systems 1 0 32 3 41 0 2

 xyz

 =

 123

 ,

 1 0 32 3 41 0 2

 xyz

=

 210

 1 0 3

2 3 41 0 2

 xyz

 =

 101

 ,

 1 0 32 3 41 0 2

 xyz

=

 3−1−2

 .

Now give the solution in terms of a,b, and c to 1 0 32 3 41 0 2

 xyz

=

 abc

 .

37. Using the inverse of the matrix, find the solution to the system3 −2 −1 10 1 1 11 −1 −1 01 1 0 1



xyzw

=

abcd

 .

38. Show that if A is an n×n invertible matrix and x is a n×1 matrix such that Ax= bfor b an n×1 matrix, then x= A−1b.

39. Prove that if A−1 exists and Ax= 0 then x= 0.

40. Show that if A−1 exists for an n×n matrix, then it is unique. That is, if BA = I andAB = I, then B = A−1.

41. Show that if A is an invertible n×n matrix, then so is AT and(AT)−1

=(A−1

)T.

42. Show (AB)−1 = B−1A−1 by verifying that AB(B−1A−1

)= I and

B−1A−1 (AB) = I. Hint: Use Problem 40.

43. Show that (ABC)−1 =C−1B−1A−1 by verifying that(ABC)

(C−1B−1A−1

)= I and

(C−1B−1A−1

)(ABC) = I. Hint: Use Problem 40.

44. If A is invertible, show(A2)−1

=(A−1

)2. Hint: Use Problem 40.

45. If A is invertible, show(A−1

)−1= A. Hint: Use Problem 40.

46. Let A and be a real m× n matrix and let x ∈ Rn and y ∈ Rm. Show (Ax,y)Rm =(x,ATy

)Rn where (·, ·)Rk denotes the dot product in Rk. In the notation above, this

would be written as Ax ·y = x·ATy. Use the definition of matrix multiplication todo this.

396 CHAPTER 18. LINEAR FUNCTIONSXx] +X2 +3 x]35. Write 2x3 taxi + x2 inthe formA | *? | where A is an appropriate matrix.X3 — X1 X33x4 +X] x436. Using the inverse of the matrix, find the solution to the systems1 0 3 x 1 1 0 3 x 23 4 y = 2)],{/ 2 3 4 y J={ 11 0 2 Zz 3 1 02 Zz 01 0 3 x 1 1 0 3 x23 4 y = O},{ 2 3 4 y J=] -l1 0 2 Zz 1 1 0 2 Zz —2Now give the solution in terms of a,b, and c to1 0 3 x a23 4 y J=| bd1 0 2 Zz c37. Using the inverse of the matrix, find the solution to the system3 —2 -1 1 x a0 1 1 1 y |_| b1 -1 -1 0 z} |e1 1 0 1 w d38. Show that if A is ann x n invertible matrix and x is an x | matrix such that Ax = bfor b ann x 1 matrix, then 2 =A7~!b.39. Prove that if A~! exists and Ax = O then x = 0.40. Show that if A~! exists for an n x n matrix, then it is unique. That is, if BA = 7 andAB =I, then B=A™!.41. Show that if A is an invertible n x n matrix, then so is A? and (A7) a (a-!)7 .42. Show (AB) ~' = B~!A~! by verifying that AB (B-'A~!) =I andB~'A~! (AB) =I. Hint: Use Problem 40.43. Show that (ABC)! =C~!B~!A7~! by verifying that(ABC) (C~'B~'A~!) =J and (C~'B~!A~') (ABC) =. Hint: Use Problem 40.44. If A is invertible, show (A?) | = (A~!)”. Hint: Use Problem 40.45. If A is invertible, show (at)! = A. Hint: Use Problem 40.46. Let A and be a real m x n matrix and let € R” and y € R”. Show (Az, y) gm =(@,A7TY) on where (-,-)px denotes the dot product in IR. In the notation above, thiswould be written as Axw-y = x-A’y. Use the definition of matrix multiplication todo this.