Cramers rule, inverse matrix, and volume
Problem 20.1: (5.3 #8. Introduction to Linear Algebra: Strang) Suppose
A .
Find its cofactor matrix C and multiply ACT to find det(A).
C and ACT = .
If you change a1,3 = 4 to 100, why is det(A) unchanged?
Problem 20.2: (5.3 #28.) Spherical coordinates , , satisfy
x = sin cos , y = sin sin and z = cos .
Find the three by three matrix of partial derivatives:
.
Simplify its determinant to J = 2 sin . In spherical coordinates,
dV = 2 sin d d d
is the volume of an infinitesimal coordinate box.
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