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E20214 Math Econ 03 Matrix and Cramer's Rule

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E20214 Math Econ 03 Matrix and Cramer's Rule

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Econ 415/615 Mathematics for Economists Lau

Problem Set III Fall 2021

Matrix and Cramer’s Rule


1) Calculate the followings:
a) b)
 1 3  4 7   3 4  1 7
 +   − 
 4 5  3 2  4 3   −2 3 

c) d)
 2  2
( 3 4 5)  1   
 1  ( 3 4 5)
 3  3
   
 1 3  4 7 
e)   
 4 5 3 2

2) Solving the following systems of linear equations by the Cramer's rule:


a) b) c)
3x + 4 y − 7 z = 4
x + 2y = 7 x + y = 20
x − y + z = −2
−x + y = 8 x − y = 10
− x + 2 y + 8 z = 10

3) Solve the following system of linear equations using Cramer's Rule:


3 X + 2Y + Z = 9
4 X + 2Y = 4
a) b) X − 3Y + 2Z = 8
X − 3Y = 8
4 X − 10Y − 3Z = −1

3 X + 2Y + Z = 6 3 X + 3Y + Z = 3
c) X − 3Y + 2Z = 0 d) X − 4Y + 4Z = 1
4 X − 10Y − 3Z = −9 4 X − 10Y − 3Z = 4
Econ 415/615 Mathematics for Economists Lau
Problem Set III: Solution

 5 10   2 −3 
1a)   b)   c) ( 25 )
7 7  6 0 
 6 8 10 
   13 13 
d)  3 4 5  e)  
 9 12 15   31 38 
 
4 4 −7
−2 −1 1
 3 4 −7  x   4 
     10 2 8 22 22
2a)  1 −1 1  y  =  −2  x= =
3 4 −7 −73
=−
73
 −1 2 8  z   10 
     1 −1 1
−1 2 8
3 4 −7 3 4 4
1 −2 1 1 −1 −2
−1 10 8 −170 170 −1 2 10 −46 46
y= = = z= = =
3 4 −7 −73 73 3 4 −7 −73 73
1 −1 1 1 −1 1
−1 2 8 −1 2 8

7 2 1 7
 1 2  x   7  8 1 −9 −1 8 15
2b)    =   x= = = −3 y= = =5
 −1 1  y   8  1 2 3 1 2 3
−1 1 −1 1

20 1 1 20
1 1  x   20  10 −1 −30 1 10 −10
2c)    =   x= = = 15 y= = =5
1 −1 y   10  1 1 −2 1 1 −2
1 −1 1 −1
4 X + 2Y = 4
3a)
X − 3Y = 8
4 2 4 4
 4 2  X   4  8 −3 4  (−3) − 2  8 −28 1 8 4  8 − 1 4 28
   =    X = 4 2 = = = 2, Y = = = = −2
 1 −3  Y   8  4  (−3) − 1  2 −14 4 2 −14 −14
1 −3 1 −3
3 X + 2Y + Z = 9 3 2 1  X   9 
    
3b) X − 3Y + 2Z = 8 or 1 −3 2  Y  =  8 

4 X − 10Y − 3Z = −1  4 −10 −3    
 Z   −1
9 2 1
8 −3 2
−1 −10 −3 9  (−3)  (−3) + 8  (−10)  (1) + (−1)  2  2 − (−1)  (−3)  1 − 8  2  ( −3) − 9  ( −10)  2
X = =
3 2 1 3  (−3)  (−3) + 1  ( −10)  (1) + 4  2  2 − 4  ( −3)  1 − 1  2  ( −3) − 3  ( −10)  2
1 −3 2
4 −10 −3
222
= =2
111
3 9 1 3 2 9
1 8 2 1 −3 8
4 −1 −3 0 4 −10 −1 333
Y= = = 0, Z = = =3
3 2 1 111 3 2 1 111
1 −3 2 1 −3 2
4 −10 −3 4 −10 −3

3c) Solution: ( X , Y , Z ) = (1,1,1)

3d) Solution: ( X , Y , Z ) = (1,0,0)

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