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(Matlab) How to find inverse using "eig"
I'm doing a project for Numerical Methods and one of the questions is how to find an inverse of a (random) matrix using Matlab function 'eig'. I know the solution is probably simple, but I almost never used Matlab before, besides, lectures were horrible and notes aren't helping. Anyway, this question bothers me because I can't recall any analytical way of calculating inverse matrix using eigenvalues. There is a consequence of Cayley-Hamilton theorem, where you can find the inverse of A from its characteristic polynomial. But if this is what they're asking to do, then why use 'eig' in Matlab, when there's 'poly' ...
I'm doing a project for Numerical Methods and one of the questions is how to find an inverse of a (random) matrix using Matlab function 'eig'. I know the solution is probably simple, but I almost never used Matlab before, besides, lectures were horrible and notes aren't helping. Anyway, this question bothers me because I can't recall any analytical way of calculating inverse matrix using eigenvalues. There is a consequence of Cayley-Hamilton theorem, where you can find the inverse of A from its characteristic polynomial. But if this is what they're asking to do, then why use 'eig' in Matlab, when there's 'poly' ...