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so solve the system of linear equation using metric matrix method x minus y + 2 z equals to 1


Ritik 10th Nov, 2020
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Parmeshwar Suhag 10th Nov, 2020

Dear Aspirant,

Matrix method is a method to solve linear equations using matrix general formulas.

Suppose we have given two equations having 2 variables x and y,  and we want to find them. T hen we can find them using matrix method.

Ex. x+2y = 2,  3y+4x= 3. Now we make 3 matrices A , B and X

A= [ 1    2         B = [ 2                X= [x

3     4 ]               3]                     y]

Now we use this equation to find value of x and y :

A*X = B or X= A^-1*B

Now we can find A^-1 easily and hence we can easliy find values of x and y.

Since in the question you have provided only 1 equation with 3 variables , so its impossible to solve 1 single equation alone. Please mention other equations too. Only then we can help you.

Hope you got it.


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