have u done 1 i yet?Originally posted by Adam
How do you do 1)ii)??
Is a) just:
x1 + 3x4 = -1
x2 + +2x4 = 4
x3 -3x4 = 3
And then take x4 to be the free variable?
And with b), what the hell is different?
can u show me wat RREF u got cause im not sure if i got the right one.Originally posted by Adam
Well I've got 1)i) into a dandy RREF, but I have no idea what it means with a)b)c).
so practically it's the same working out except each line actually equals 0 originally instead of -1,4 and 3? so we now can put in 2 letters in place of x3 and x4?Originally posted by Winston
have u done 1 i yet?
yep for 1 ii u take x4 as a free variable and solve its easy
as for the second part of it, it's not augmented and it's a homongenous system, so thus they all equal to 0, so let them equal to 0 and augment it, and then you should have two free variables and yeah just solve.
yeh that was such a bitchOriginally posted by Carlito
omg so much matrix multiplication for the last question., but its like the only question i can do
pretty sure its equals -1Originally posted by JUB JUB
hey guys for 1)ii)a) when u start to the lines equal 0 -so that the first line will equal 1. or do they equal the 4th term there....-1 ?
Originally posted by Wyvern
how do you do question 2 part ii? what part of the book is it?
I am not sure how to start it
thanks mateOriginally posted by Wyvern
pretty sure its equals -1
if u look at one of the tutes...can't remember which...there is a very similiar question =)Originally posted by Wyvern
how do you do question 2 part ii? what part of the book is it?
I am not sure how to start it
ive done the rest if anyone needs any help
Question 1.(i) ... I cant even reduce it to echalon form let alone understand what they want me to do after that.Originally posted by Winston
Which questions are people stuck on? I finished it .
hmmm try reducing it to the best u can and tell me where u stop at.Originally posted by Carlito
Question 1.(i) ... I cant even reduce it to echalon form let alone understand what they want me to do after that.