x + 2y – 3z = -22
2x – 6y + 8z = 74
-x – 2y + 4z = 29
Could you explain this problem a little more? I just want to know how you get x?
x = det [-22 , 2 ,-3] divided by det [1 , 2 , -3]
........... [ 74 ,-6 , 8] ................. ...... [2, -6 , 8]
........... [ 29 ,-2 , 4] ................ ....... [-1,-2 , 4]
x = 3
similarly, replace the second column of the coefficient matrix by the constant column ...
y = -2
further, replace the third column of the coefficient matrix by the constant column
z = 7.
btw, the determinant of the coefficient matrix is -10.
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Edit: I have a further explanation on using Cramer's Rule see on the page...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AkeTC...
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x = det [-22 , 2 ,-3] divided by det [1 , 2 , -3]
........... [ 74 ,-6 , 8] ................. ...... [2, -6 , 8]
........... [ 29 ,-2 , 4] ................ ....... [-1,-2 , 4]
x = 3
similarly, replace the second column of the coefficient matrix by the constant column ...
y = -2
further, replace the third column of the coefficient matrix by the constant column
z = 7.
btw, the determinant of the coefficient matrix is -10.
§
Edit: I have a further explanation on using Cramer's Rule see on the page...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AkeTC...