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Let A=[aij] be a square matrix of order 3 such that aij=2j−i, for all i,j=1,2,3. Then, the matrix A2+A3+⋯+A10 is equal to:
- A.
(2310−3)A
(Correct Answer) - B.
(2310−1)A
Correct Answer: (2310−3)A
Explanation
Solution
Step 1: Find A2.
A=202−12−2amp;21amp;20amp;2−1amp;22amp;21amp;20. Calculating A2, we find that A2=3A.
Step 2: Generalize An.
By induction, An=3n−1A.
Step 3: Sum the series.
S=A2+A3+⋯+A10=3A+32A+⋯+39A
This is a Geometric Progression sum: a=3,r=3,n=9.
Sum=3(3−139−1)=3(239−1)=2310−3
Correct Option: (A)
Explanation
Solution
Step 1: Find A2.
A=202−12−2amp;21amp;20amp;2−1amp;22amp;21amp;20. Calculating A2, we find that A2=3A.
Step 2: Generalize An.
By induction, An=3n−1A.
Step 3: Sum the series.
S=A2+A3+⋯+A10=3A+32A+⋯+39A
This is a Geometric Progression sum: a=3,r=3,n=9.
Sum=3(3−139−1)=3(239−1)=2310−3
Correct Option: (A)