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Question 94795: x+y=11 Use Cramer's rule to solve the x-y=5 following system of equations. If D=0, use another method to solve the system.
Answer by Edwin McCravy(20059) (Show Source):
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x+y=11 Use Cramer's rule to solve the x-y=5 following system of equations. If D=0, use another method to solve the system.
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To solve the system of equations by Cramer's rule:
D is the matrix of coefficients as they appear
on the left of the equal sign:
D = =
Dx is the matrix which is like D except that,
since x is the FIRST unknown letter, it has
its FIRST column replaced
by the column of numbers on the right side of
the equal signs in the original system, .
So
Dx = =
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Dy is the matrix which is like D except that,
since y is the SECOND unknown letter, it has
its SECOND column replaced
by the column of numbers on the right side of
the equal signs in the original system, .
So
Dy = =
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Then x = and y =
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So for your system:
x + y = 11
x - y = 5
Write that as
D is the matrix of coefficients as they appear
on the left of the equal sign:
D = = = =
==================================================
Dx is the matrix which is like D except that,
since x is the FIRST unknown letter, it has
its FIRST column replaced
by the column of numbers on the right side of
the equal signs in the original system, .
So
Dx = = = =
==================================================
Dy is the matrix which is like D except that,
since y is the SECOND unknown letter, it has
its SECOND column replaced
by the column of numbers on the right side of
the equal signs in the original system, .
So
Dy = = = =
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Then x = = = and y = = = .
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Edwin
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