Math, asked by prateekpal98, 1 year ago

what is Cramer's rule?

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Answered by royricha42002
10

Hey mate here is your answer:-

A method for solving a linear system of equations using determinants. Cramer’s rule may only be used when the system is square and the coefficient matrix is invertible.

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Answered by pritamcharan
11

Cramer’s Rule is one of many techniques that can by used to solve systems  of linear equations. Cramer’s Rule involves the use of determinants to find the solution and like any other technique it has its advantages and disadvantages.

Cramer’s Rule itself is very simple, but the notation  used requires a little bit of explanation, so lets take a look at Cramer’s Rule.

To use Cramer’s Rule to solve a system of three equations with three unknowns, we need to follow these

steps:

Step 1:

Find the determinant, D, by using the x, y, and z values from the problem.

Step 2:

Find the determinant, Dx, by replacing the x-values in the first column with

the values after the equal sign leaving the y and z columns unchanged.

Step 3:

Find the determinant, Dy, by replacing the y-values in the second column

with the values after the equal sign leaving the x and z columns unchanged.

Step 4:

Find the determinant, Dz, by replacing the z-values in the third column with

the values after the equal sign leaving the x and y columns unchanged.

Step 5:

Use Cramer’s Rule to find the values of x, y, and z

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