Question
Question: If a function f(x) =\(x^{2}-2x\), find f(A), where \[A=\begin{bmatrix}0&1&2\\\ 4&5&0\\\ 0&2&3\end{bm...
If a function f(x) =x2−2x, find f(A), where A=0 4 0152203.
Solution
Hint: In this question it is given that if f(x)=x2−2x, we have to find f(A),
where A=0 4 0152203.
So to find the solution we first need to find 2×A and A2=A×A, so for this we need to know the multiplication method for two matrices.
If A=[aij]m×n be matrix of order m×n and B=[bij]n×p of order n×p , then,
A×B=[cij]m×p, where cij=ai1b1j+ai2b2j+⋯+ainbnj.
Also here aij defines the element of ith and jth columns.
Complete step-by-step solution:
Given,
A=0 4 0152203
Therefore,
A2
=A×A
=0 4 0152203×0 4 0152203
=0×0+1×4+2×0 4×0+5×4+0×0 0×0+2×4+3×00×1+1×5+2×24×1+5×5+0×20×1+2×5+3×20×2+1×0+2×34×2+5×0+0×30×2+2×0+3×3
=4 20 892916689
Now,
2A=20 4 0152203
=2×0 2×4 2×02×12×52×22×22×02×3
=0 8 02104406
Now,
f(A)=A2−2A
=4 20 892916689−0 8 02104406
=4−0 20−8 8−09−229−1016−46−48−09−6
=4 12 871912283
Which is our required solution.
Note: while performing addition and subtraction in two matrices, the operation takes place in its corresponding elements and when you multiply a constant term with a matrix this will multiply with each and every element of a matrix.