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Week 1 - Linear Algebra

This document contains an assignment for a linear algebra chapter 1 course. It recommends three textbooks on the subject and provides six problems to work through related to linear systems and matrices. The problems guide students to set up systems of equations and solve them to find optimal values that satisfy the given constraints. Solutions are provided for the first problem as an example. The assignment was developed by Adnan Alam Khan from the Department of Computer Science and Information Technology at Sindh Madressatul Islam University.

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Week 1 - Linear Algebra

This document contains an assignment for a linear algebra chapter 1 course. It recommends three textbooks on the subject and provides six problems to work through related to linear systems and matrices. The problems guide students to set up systems of equations and solve them to find optimal values that satisfy the given constraints. Solutions are provided for the first problem as an example. The assignment was developed by Adnan Alam Khan from the Department of Computer Science and Information Technology at Sindh Madressatul Islam University.

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Sindh Madressatul Islam University

Linear Algebra
Assignment #1
Of
Chapter 1

Recommended Books:
1. Bernard Kolman and David Hill, Elementary Linear Algebra, Latest Edition
Prentice Hall, ISBN: 0130457876.
2. Kenneth Hardy, Linear Algebra for Engineers and Scientists Using Matlab, Latest
Edition, Prentice Hall, ISBN: 0139067280.
3. Stephen Goode, Differential Equations and Linear Algebra, Latest Edition,
Prentice Hall, ISBN: 013263757X

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Q#1 The director of a trust fund has $100.000 to invest. The rules of the
trust state that both a certificate of deposit (CD) and a long-term bond
must be used. The director's goal is to have the trust yield $7800 on its
investments for the year. The CD chosen returns 5% per annum and the
bond 9%. The director determines the amount x to invest in the CD and
the amount y to invest in the bond as follows:
Since the total investment is $100,000, we must have x +y = 100.000.
Since the desired return is $7800. We obtain the equation 0.05x + 0.09y =
7800. Thus, we have the linear system
Solution:
x + y = 100000
0.05x + 0.09y = 7800 (6)
To eliminate x, we add (-0.05) times the first equation to the second, obtaining
(0.04)y = 2800.
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an equation having no x term. We have eliminated the unknown x. Then solving for
y, we have
y = 70.000.
and substituting into the first equation of (6), we obtain x = 30.000.
To check that x = 30.000, Y = 70.000 is a solution to (6), we verify that these values
of x and y satisfy each of the equations in the given linear system. This solution is
the only solution to (6), the system is consistent. The director of the trust should
invest $30,000 in the CD and $70,000 in the long-term bond.
Q#2

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