Solving for X in Matrix Equation: C^TA-XB=B^{-1}-X

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In summary, the conversation is about expressing a given matrix equation in terms of X. The correct solution is given as X = (C^TA-B^{-1})(B-I)^{-1}. The person also asks for similar examples on the internet.
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I have to express $X$ in given matrix equation:

\(\displaystyle C^TA-XB=B^{-1}-X\)

I have done this,and i don't know if i have done it good:
\(\displaystyle C^TA-B^{-1}=XB-X\)
\(\displaystyle C^TA-B^{-1}=X(B-I)\)

\(\displaystyle (C^TA-B^{-1})(B-I)^{-1}=X\)

Thank you for the help and answers!
 
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Yes, that is correct (assuming, as you have to, that $B-I$ is invertible).
 
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Opalg said:
Yes, that is correct (assuming, as you have to, that $B-I$ is invertible).

Thank you! I really hope it is correct! ;)

I haven't noticed similar examples on the internet,do you maybe know where i could find them?
 
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FAQ: Solving for X in Matrix Equation: C^TA-XB=B^{-1}-X

What is a matrix equation?

A matrix equation is a mathematical expression that involves matrices and their operations. It consists of a left-hand side (LHS) and a right-hand side (RHS), with an equal sign in between. The goal is to find the values of the variables (represented as matrices) that satisfy the equation.

How do you solve for X in a matrix equation?

To solve for X in a matrix equation, you need to apply various matrix operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and inversion to both sides of the equation until the X matrix is isolated on one side. Then, you can use the inverse matrix to solve for X.

Can you explain the steps involved in solving for X in a matrix equation?

Yes, the steps involved in solving for X in a matrix equation include performing the same matrix operation to both sides of the equation, using the inverse matrix to eliminate X from one side, and simplifying the equation until X is isolated on one side. Finally, you can use the inverse matrix to solve for X.

What are the possible solutions for X in a matrix equation?

The possible solutions for X in a matrix equation depend on the dimensions of the matrices involved. If the matrices are square and invertible, then there will be a unique solution for X. However, if the matrices are non-square or non-invertible, there may be no solution or an infinite number of solutions for X.

What are some applications of solving for X in a matrix equation?

Solving for X in a matrix equation has various applications in fields such as engineering, physics, computer science, and economics. It is used to model and solve complex systems, such as chemical reactions, electrical circuits, and economic systems. It is also used in machine learning and data analysis to find patterns and relationships in large datasets.

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