If A(θ)=sinθicosθicosθsinθ, then which of the following is not true?
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a
A(θ)−1=A(π−θ)
b
A(θ)+A(π+θ) is a null matrix
c
A(θ) is invertible for all θ∈R
d
A(θ)−1=A(−θ)
answer is A.
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Detailed Solution
We have, |A(θ)|=1Hence, A is invertible.A(π+θ)=A(π+θ)=sin(π+θ)icos(π+θ)icos(π+θ)sin(π+θ)=−sinθ−icosθ−icosθ−sinθ=−A(θ)adj(A(θ))=sinθ−icosθ−icosθsinθ⇒ A(θ)−1=sinθ−icosθ−icosθsinθ=A(π−θ)