ENG1091 Mathematics for Engineering Assignment 2 - User Web ...
ENG1091 Mathematics for Engineering Assignment 2 - User Web ...
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School of Mathematical Sciences<br />
Monash University<br />
Find numbers a and b such that<br />
aA 2 + bA − 10I =<br />
[ 0 0<br />
0 0<br />
where I is the 2 by 2 identity matrix. 4/15<br />
(d) Use the result of the part (c) to compute the inverse of A. 4/15<br />
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Detailed answer assignment style question<br />
2. The simplest electrical circuit would have to be a resistor connected to a battery. If<br />
somebody asked you to compute the current through the resistor you would need go no<br />
further than Ohm’s law, V = IR. So much <strong>for</strong> simple circuits. But <strong>for</strong> circuits like the<br />
following<br />
things are not so simple. In this case we need to use Kirchoff’s laws which state that<br />
◮ The total change in electrical potential around a closed loop is zero.<br />
◮ The sum of all currents at any node in the circuit is zero.<br />
So <strong>for</strong> the above circuit we could write down a number of equations. Here are two of<br />
them<br />
0 = i 2 R + i 7 R − V<br />
0 = i 2 − i 3 − i 7<br />
Your job is to construct the remaining equations and then solve <strong>for</strong> the seven currents<br />
i 1 to i 7 in terms of V and R. 15/15<br />
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