Here is a simple matrix.
In[1]:= m = {{a, b}, {c, d}}
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This shows inverse of matrix m. To produce this result, we consider that the |a d - b c | to be non-zero.
In[2]:= Inverse[ m ]
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Multiplying the inverse by the original matrix should give the identity matrix.
In[3]:= % . m
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You have to use Together to clear the denominators, and get back a standard identity matrix.
In[4]:= Together[ % ]
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Here is a matrix of rational numbers.
In[5]:= hb = Table[1/(i + j), {i, 4}, {j, 4}]
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Find the exact inverse of the matrix.
In[6]:= Inverse[hb]
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Multiplying by the original matrix gives the identity matrix.
In[7]:= % . hb
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If you try to invert a singular matrix, inverse is undone.
In[8]:= Inverse[ {{1, 2}, {1, 2}} ]
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