The inverse of the matrix is the matrix
.
The inverse of a matrix A is calculated by the formula:
A' = (1/|A|)(Adj A),
where A' represents the inverse of matrix A,
|A| represents the determinant value of matrix A, and
Adj A represents the Adjoin matrix of matrix A.
So, to calculate the inverse of the matrix , we will first calculate its Adj.
Adj = =
.
Now, we calculate |A| = 11*(-1) - (-5)*3 = -11 + 15 = 4.
Therefore A' = (1/|A|)(Adj A),
or, A' = ,
or, A' = .
Therefore, the inverse of the matrix is the matrix
.
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