identity matrix multiply diagonal

Identity matrix multiply diagonal

A diagonal matrix is called an identity matrix, if all diagonal entries are one, means numeric number 1.if we multiply any matrix on left side or right side the resulting value is same. Multiplicative identity matrix image is:

Identity matrix multiply diagonal

Identity matrix multiply diagonal

Called 3 by 3 identity matrix. And

Identity matrix multiply diagonal

Called 2 by 2 identity matrix. And

Identity matrix multiply diagonal

Called 1 by 1 identity matrix.

EXAMPLE:

Identity matrix multiply diagonal:

Let A be a matrix. Another matrix B is called identity matrix of A under multiplication if

Matrix  identity matrix multiply diagonal

Matrix Identity matrix multiply diagonal

   If we multiply identity matrix. B on right side.

The resulting value is the same.

AB=A

If we multiply identity matrix. B on left side

The resulting value is the same.

AB=A

multiplying by this, we get the result

AB=A=BA

 

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