Formula
Adjoint of an adjoint
- a square matrix
- the order of the matrix
- the determinant of A
- the adjugate — transpose of the cofactor matrix
Taking the adjoint twice returns the matrix itself, scaled by the determinant raised to the power two less than the order.
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#1Mathematics → Matrices & Determinants → Cofactors, Adjoint, and Inverse
- Set · 1 question** and are two matrices of same order , where
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- Set · 1 question** and are two matrices of same order , where
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