Solve the following system of equations using matrices: 3x+2y+z=6, 4x-y+2z=5, 7x+3y-3z=7
Answers
Answer:
x+jjd sj und= jsji +isii
The solution for the following systems of Linear Equation is x=1, y=1, z=1
Given
3x+2y+z=6
4x-y+2z=5
7x+3y-3z=7
To Find
Values of x, y, and z
Solution
Writing the systems of equations in matrix form we get
Let
Now, we can write this as
AX = B
Multiplying the equation with the inverse of A i.e A⁻¹ we get,
A⁻¹AX= A⁻¹B
We know that the product of any matrix and its inverse is the Identity Matrix, i.e I
Therefore
IX= A⁻¹B
The product of any matric with the identity matrix is the matrix itself.
Therefore,
X= A⁻¹B
A⁻¹ = Adj(A)/ |A|
|A| = 3X[(-1 X -3) - (3X2)] - 2[(4X-3)-(7X2)] + 1[(4X3)-(-1X7)]
= 3[3-6] - 2[-12 - 14] + [12 + 7]
= 3X(-3) - 2X(-26) + 19
= -9 + 52 + 19
= 62
Therefore |A|=62
Adj(A) = transpose of [a]ₙₓₙ Where [a]ₙₓₙ is cofactor of A
The cofactors are
C₁₁= (-1X-3 - 3X2)(-1)¹⁺¹= 3-6 = -3
C₁₂ = (-12-14)(-1)¹⁺²= 26
C₁₃= (12 + 7)(-1)⁴= 19
C₂₁ = (-6-3)(-1)³= 9
C₂₂ = (-9 -7)(-1)⁴ = -16
C₂₃= (9 - 14)(-1)⁵ = 5
C₃₁ = (4 + 1)(-1)⁴ = 5
C₃₂ = (6 - 4)(-1)⁵ = -2
C₃₃ = (-3 - 8)(-1)⁶ = -11
Therefore,
Therefore
X =
Therefore x=1, y=1, z=1
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