Proof that In^-1=In | Linear Algebra

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In^-1=In
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= I2^-1= I2 for an example.
 
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The inverse matrix A^{-1} of A is by definition the matrix such that A^{-1}A=I_n and AA^{-1}=I_n. So is I_n the inverse of I_n?
 
yes In is the inverese of In because In^-1 is the inverse of In and In^-1=In
true?
 
anyone?
 
cleopatra said:
yes In is the inverese of In because In^-1 is the inverse of In and In^-1=In
true?

Just use the definition. You want to check that the inverse of I_n is I_n itself (this is just another way of saying I_n^{-1}=I_n). What it comes down to is that I_nI_n=I_n.
 
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