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Cramers Rule

The document discusses 3x3 matrices and determinants, and Cramer's Rule for solving systems of 3 linear equations. It provides examples of 3x3 matrices and how to calculate their determinants using the "basket weave" method. It then introduces Cramer's Rule, which uses determinants of 3x3 matrices to solve systems of 3 equations, and provides examples of using Cramer's Rule to solve different systems. In the conclusion, it recaps the three methods covered for solving systems of 3 linear equations: substitution, elimination, and Cramer's Rule.

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Cramers Rule

The document discusses 3x3 matrices and determinants, and Cramer's Rule for solving systems of 3 linear equations. It provides examples of 3x3 matrices and how to calculate their determinants using the "basket weave" method. It then introduces Cramer's Rule, which uses determinants of 3x3 matrices to solve systems of 3 equations, and provides examples of using Cramer's Rule to solve different systems. In the conclusion, it recaps the three methods covered for solving systems of 3 linear equations: substitution, elimination, and Cramer's Rule.

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3 x 3 Matrices and Determinants

A 3 x 3 Matrix of real numbers is a rectangular array of real numbers of the form

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3 x 3 Matrices and Determinants


Examples:

Remark: B is an upper triangular matrix.

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3 x 3 Matrices and Determinants


The determinant of a 3 x 3 matrix is given by:

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3 x 3 Matrices and Determinants


Basket weave method:

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3 x 3 Matrices and Determinants


Example: Find the determinant of

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Cramers Rule for A System of Three Equations


Consider the system in (3):

Define the 3 x 3 matrices:

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Cramers Rule for A System of Three Equations

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Cramers Rule for A System of Three Equations


Then the solution of (3) is given by:

Provided that |A| 0. If |A| = 0 and at least one of |Ax|, |Ay| or |Az| is not 0, then (3) is inconsistent. If all of |Ax|, |Ay| and |Az| are 0, then (3) is dependent.

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Use Cramers Rule to solve

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Cramers Rule for A System of Three Equations


The corresponding matrices are:

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Hence, x = 1, y = 1 and z = 1.

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Use Cramers Rule to solve

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The corresponding matrices are:

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Solve the following by Cramers Rule:

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Systems of Three Linear Equations


In this section, you learned to solve a system of three linear equations in three variables using

Method of substitution Method of elimination Method by determinants (Cramers Rule)

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