Intermediate Maths solutions for Matrices Exercise 3(h) (class 11 maths)

Inter Maths 1A textbook Exercise 3(h) Matrices solutions are given.

These solutions are very easy to understand.

You should study the textbook lesson Matrices very well.

You must observe the example problems and solutions given in the textbook.

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Inter Maths Solutions for Matrices Exercise (h) ( class 11 maths)

Class 11 math solution ( Inter 1st year maths 1A)

Chapter – 3 Matrices

Exercise 3(h)

1. Solve the following system of equations.

i. by using Cramer’s rule and Matrix inversion method, when coefficient matrix is non singular.

ii. by using Gauss – Jordan method.

Also determine whether the system has a unique solution are infinite number of solutions are no solution and find the solution if exist.

i. 5x – 6y + 4z = 15

7x + 4y – 3z = 19

2x + y + 6z = 46.


Maths 1A Solutions for Matrices Exercise 3(h)

Matrices solutions exercise 3(h) Inter

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2. Matrices

3. Addition of vectors

4. Product of vectors

5. Trigonometric ratios upto transformations 1

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7. Trigonometric equations

8. Inverse trigonometric functions

9. Hyperbolic functions

10. Properties of triangles

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