1.3 #1 Instead of using Guass Elimination for solving systems I've plugged it into the calculator....
1.3 #1
Instead of using Guass Elimination for solving systems I've plugged it into the calculator.
Matrix A
[-8 4]
[14 -2]
Matrix B
[-4]
[12]
Then I've plugged in A^-1(B) resulting in a 2x1 matrix with the answer:
[1]
[1]
The first value corresponding to the x value and second to the y. (x=1, y=1)
I've found this to be true for all Guass Elimination problems. How to figured this out?
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