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Ex 3.2, 16 If A = [■8(1&0&2@0&2&1@2&0&3)] , prove that A3 – 6A2 + 7A + 2I = O Finding A2 A2 = A × A = [■8(1&0&2@0&2&1@2&0&3)] [■8(1&0&2@0&2&1@2&0&3)] = [■8(1(1)+0 (0)+2(2)&1(0)+0(2)+2(0)&1(2)+0(1)+2(3)@0(1)+2(0)+1(2)&0(0)+2(2)+1(0)&0(2)+2(1)+1(3)@2(1)+0(0)+3(2)&2(0)+0(2)+3(0)&2(2)+0(1)+3(3))] = [■8(1+0+4&0+0+0&2+0+6@0+0+2&0+4+0&0+2+3@2+0+6&0+0+0&4+0+9)] = [■8(𝟓&𝟎&𝟖@𝟐&𝟒&𝟓@𝟖&𝟎&𝟏𝟑)] Finding A3 A3 = A2. A = [■8(5&0&8@2&4&5@8&0&13)] [■8(1&0&2@0&2&1@2&0&3)] = [■8(5(1)+0 (0)+8(2)&5(0)+0(2)+8(0)&5(2)+0(1)+8(3)@2(1)+4(0)+5(2)&2(0)+4(2)+5(0)&2(2)+4(1)+5(3)@8(1)+0(0)+13(2)&8(0)+0(2)+13(0)&8(2)+0(1)+13(3))] = [■8(5+0+16&0+0+0&10+0+24@2+0+10&0+8+0&4+4+15@8+0+26&0+0+0&16+0+39)] = [■8(𝟐𝟏&𝟎&𝟑𝟒@𝟏𝟐&𝟖&𝟐𝟑@𝟑𝟒&𝟎&𝟓𝟓)] Now calculating A3 - 6A2 +7A + 2I Putting values = [■8(21&0&34@12&8&23@34&0&55)] – 6 [■8(5&0&8@2&4&5@8&0&13)] + 7 [■8(1&0&2@0&2&1@2&0&3)] + 2 [■8(1&0&0@0&1&0@0&0&1)] = [■8(21&0&34@12&8&23@34&0&55)] – [■8(6(5)&0(5)&8(6)@2(6)&4(6)&5(6)@8(6)&0(6)&13(6))] + [■8(1(7)&0(7)&2(7)@0(7)&2(7)&1(7)@2(7)&0(7)&3(7))] + [■8(2(1)&2(0)&2(0)@2(0)&1(2)&0(2)@2(0)&0(2)&1(2))] = [■8(21−30+7+2&0−0+0+0&34−48+14+0@12−12+0+0&8−24+14+2&23−30+7+0@34−48+14+0&0+0+0+0&55−78+21+2)] = [■8(−30+30&0&−48+48@12−12&24−24&30−30@48−48&0&78−78)] = [■8(𝟎&𝟎&𝟎@𝟎&𝟎&𝟎@𝟎&𝟎&𝟎)] = O Thus, A3 – 6A2 + 7A + 2I = O Hence proved

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Davneet Singh has done his B.Tech from Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur. He has been teaching from the past 14 years. He provides courses for Maths, Science and Computer Science at Teachoo