How do you solve the simultaneous equations x+y+z=-2x+y+z=−2, 2x+5y+2z=-102x+5y+2z=−10, -x+6y-3z=-16−x+6y−3z=−16 ?
2 Answers
Explanation:
Given:
{ (x+y+z=-2),(2x+5y+2z=-10),(-x+6y-3z=-16) :}
Subtracting twice the first equation from the second, we get:
3y = -6
Dividing both sides by
y = -2
Adding the first and third equation together, we get:
7y-2z = -18
Substituting
-14-2z = -18
Add
-2z = -4
Divide both sides by
z = 2
Then putting
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Hence:
x = -2
Use the 3 equations to write an Augmented Matrix and then perform elementary row operations until you obtain an identity matrix.
Explanation:
Write the augmented matrix:
Perform elementary row operations.
We have obtained an identity matrix and the right column contains the solution set: