Can someone make an example problem from these instructions? This is Linear Algebra and this pertains...

Can someone make an example problem from these instructions?

This is Linear Algebra and this pertains to matrices.

Find the inverses and transposes of elementary and permutation matrices and their products.

Use your own numbers to create a problem for this or post a similar problem that describes this. I need this knowledge for a quiz.

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