SOLUTION: Question 4221: Hi, I asked a question on this set of equations a little while ago, but was wondering, could one use Cramers Rule to solve the following ..
a*4 + b*2 + c*9 + d * 7
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Question 4223: Question 4221: Hi, I asked a question on this set of equations a little while ago, but was wondering, could one use Cramers Rule to solve the following ..
a*4 + b*2 + c*9 + d * 7 = 21
a* 2 + b*5 + c*4 + d*4 = 11.5
a*6 + b*3 + c*5 + d*3 = 15.5
a * 8 + b * 4 + c * 6 + d * 6 = 22
If so, I would be most grateful if someone could show me how ... or get me started anyway :)
And could a general 'formula' be created using this rule to solve other similar sets of equations?
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I asked this question a little while ago and was asked if a*4 was a to the power of 4 or a times 4. Its a times 4 ... and the same applies to all the other unknowns in the equation.
Answer by longjonsilver(2297) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
i have sent you an explanation of Cramer's rule on the other posting of this question.
Enjoy!
Jon.
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