Inverse and identity matrix

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nur yusof
nur yusof le 22 Fév 2016
Commenté : nur yusof le 23 Fév 2016
Given. A=[1 2 3;6 7 8;11 12 13]; B=[4 5 6;9 10 11;14 15 16]; and C=-inv(A)*B/eye(3). And the C matrix is
C =
4 8 8
0 0 -8
0 0 4
The size of C matrix must be 6x3.But I only got 3x3. Why does it happen?

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John D'Errico
John D'Errico le 22 Fév 2016
It happens because of the basic rules of those matrix operators.
All of your matrices are 3x3. Both of those binary operations (* and /) between 3x3 matrices result in another 3x3 matrix.
My guess is you have invented in your mind a new rule for the / operator, wherein it becomes a matrix concatenation operator, or something like that. Sorry, but operators have explicit definitions in MATLAB. They follow their defined behaviors, as I would hope they should.
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nur yusof
nur yusof le 23 Fév 2016
Ok.Noted.Can you give me one example how to do it?

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