solve using cramer's rule: 5x+3y=9, 4y+7x=13
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The system of equation can be written in matrix form (i.e., AX = B) as shown below.
[354−3][xy]=[213]
Here, A =[354−3] and B=[213]
To find the solution by Cramer's method we define two matrices B1 and B2. The matrix B1 is obtained by replacing first column of matrix A by the column in B. similarly B2 is obtained by replacing column 2 of matrix A by the column in B.
That is, B1=[2134−3],B2=[35213]
Now, x =|B1||A|
=∣∣∣2134−3∣∣∣∣∣∣354−3∣∣∣=2−(3)−4(13)3(−3)−4(5)
=−6−52−9−20=5829=2
and,
y=|B2||A|=∣∣∣35213∣∣∣∣∣∣354−3∣∣∣
=3×13−2×53(−3)−4×5=29−29=−1
Thus, in general for a system of linear equations px + qy =a, rx + sy = b, solution by Cramer's method is
x=∣∣∣abqs∣∣∣∣∣∣prqs∣∣∣,y=∣∣∣prab∣∣∣∣∣∣prqs∣∣∣
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