SOLUTION: Solve the system
X1-X2-5x3 = 5 <
6x1-5x2-6x3=6 < all numbers by x should be lower
-2x1 -3x3=38 <
should come in the form
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X1-X2-5x3 = 5 <
6x1-5x2-6x3=6 < all numbers by x should be lower
-2x1 -3x3=38 <
should come in the form
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Question 629316: Solve the system
X1-X2-5x3 = 5 <
6x1-5x2-6x3=6 < all numbers by x should be lower
-2x1 -3x3=38 <
should come in the form
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-- Answer by jsmallt9(3758) (Show Source):
Solving systems like this take a considerable amount of effort
You have probably been taught quite a few ways to solve these systems, including Substitution, Linear Combination (aka Elimination), Gaussian elimination, Inverse Matrices and Cramer's Rule (detreminants)
Often these problems tell you which method to use but you do not mention this.
Tutors are less likely to invest the effort to solve a large problem without knowing which method you are supposed to use.
Please re-post and include a preferred method, a list of preferred methods, or a "using any method" statement so tutors will know if/how we can help you.
P.S. You might want to click on the "Show source" link above to see what I type to get your equations to look like this: