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Inverse Matrix Using Gauss-Jordan / Row Reduction , Example 2

Inverse Matrix Using Gauss-Jordan / Row Reduction , Example 2. Here I look at a quick example of finding the inverse of a 3 x 3 matrix using Gauss - Jordan / row reduction. IF a matrix has an inverse (not all matrices have inverses!), we can find the inverse by placing our original matrix on the left side along with an identity matrix directly to the right of it. We then perform row reduction until we are able to obtain the identity matrix on the left side. Once we have do that, the resulting matrix on the right side is A inverse, A^(-1). In this video I show a full example of finding the inverse of a square matrix by perform Gauss-Jordan or Row Reduction. Note that there are special formulas or tricks one can also use for the 3 x 3 case that many people know or have seen but the procedure in the video is more general so it is useful to know.