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Math 201 for Management Students

Math 201 for Management Students. Integration & Linear Algebra & Statistics. Lecture 6 Linear Algebra (III). Linear Systems of Equations. Linear System of Equations. A system of m-linear equations in n variables x 1 , x 2 , ..., x n has the general form (1). Linear System of Equations.

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Math 201 for Management Students

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  1. Math 201 for Management Students Integration & Linear Algebra & Statistics GUC - Spring 2012

  2. Lecture 6 Linear Algebra (III) Linear Systems of Equations GUC - Spring 2012

  3. Linear System of Equations • A system of m-linear equations in n variables x1, x2, ..., xn has the general form (1) GUC - Spring 2012

  4. Linear System of Equations • where the coefficients aij(i = 1, 2, ...,m; j = 1, 2, ..., n) • and the quantities bi • are all known scalars (numbers). GUC - Spring 2012

  5. This is a Linear System GUC - Spring 2012

  6. This is not a Linear System GUC - Spring 2012

  7. Matrix Representation of a Linear System of Equations • Any linear system of the form (1) can be written in the matrix form AX = B GUC - Spring 2012

  8. Matrix Representation of a Linear System of Equations • With A is the coefficient matrix GUC - Spring 2012

  9. Matrix Representation of a Linear System of Equations X is the column of variables GUC - Spring 2012

  10. Matrix Representation of a Linear System of Equations B is the column of constants GUC - Spring 2012

  11. Example • Can be represented as GUC - Spring 2012

  12. Example • The matrix form • Represents the system GUC - Spring 2012

  13. Gauss Elimination Method • The method consists of four steps • 1. Construct an augmented matrix for the given system of equations. • 2. Use elementary row operations to transform the augmented matrix into an augmented matrix in row-reduced form. • 3. Write the equations associated with the resulting augmented matrix. • 4. Solve the new set of equations by back substitution. GUC - Spring 2012

  14. Augmented Matrix • The augmented matrix for AX = B is the partitioned matrix [A|B] • E.g. • has its augmented matrix as GUC - Spring 2012

  15. Elementary Row Operations elementary row operations are : • 1- Interchange any two rows in a matrix • 2- Multiply any row of a matrix by a nonzero scalar • 3- Add to one row of a matrix a scalar times another row of the same matrix GUC - Spring 2012

  16. Row-Reduced Form • A matrix is in row-reduced form if it satisfies the following four conditions: • All zero rows appear below nonzero rows when both types are present in the matrix. • The first nonzero element in any nonzero row is 1. • All elements directly below (that is, in the same column but in succeeding rows form) the first (left- to- right) nonzero element of a nonzero row are 0 . • The first nonzero element of any nonzero row appears in a later column (further to right) than the first nonzero element in any preceding row. GUC - Spring 2012

  17. Example • Use Gaussian elimination to solve the system GUC - Spring 2012

  18. Step 1Theaugmented matrix • The augmented matrix of the system is: GUC - Spring 2012

  19. Step 2Elementary row operations We use elementary row operations to transform the augmented matrix into row-reduced form as follows, GUC - Spring 2012

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  25. This is a Row Reduced Form GUC - Spring 2012

  26. Step 3The Resulting System • We write the equations of the resulting augmented matrix GUC - Spring 2012

  27. Step 3Writing the Resulting System • We write the equations associated with the resulting augmented matrix GUC - Spring 2012

  28. Step 4Solving the Resulting System • we Solve the derived set of equations by back substitution. • The third equation implies that z = 5, • Substituting in the second equation, we get y = 12 − 15 = −3, • substituting with the values of z and y in the first equation, we get x = 4 GUC - Spring 2012

  29. Example Use Gauss elimination method to solve the linear system of equations GUC - Spring 2012 GUC - Spring 2012 29

  30. Example GUC - Spring 2012 GUC - Spring 2012 30

  31. The Augmented Matrix GUC - Spring 2012 GUC - Spring 2012 31

  32. Getting Row Reduced Form GUC - Spring 2012 GUC - Spring 2012 32

  33. Getting Row Reduced Form GUC - Spring 2012 GUC - Spring 2012 33

  34. Writing the Resulting System The resulting system of equations is GUC - Spring 2012 GUC - Spring 2012 34

  35. Solving the Equations Solving the last system by back substitution, we get the solution x = 1 and y = 1 GUC - Spring 2012 GUC - Spring 2012 35

  36. Example Use Gauss elimination method to solve the linear system of equations GUC - Spring 2012 GUC - Spring 2012 36

  37. The Augmented Matrix GUC - Spring 2012 GUC - Spring 2012 37

  38. Getting Row Reduced Form GUC - Spring 2012 GUC - Spring 2012 38

  39. Getting Row Reduced Form GUC - Spring 2012 GUC - Spring 2012 39

  40. Writing the Resulting System GUC - Spring 2012 GUC - Spring 2012 40

  41. Important Note Since the final system has the number of variables (4) greater than the number of equations (3), then one of the variable will be arbitrary, and the other variables will be found in terms of it. GUC - Spring 2012 GUC - Spring 2012 41

  42. Solving The Resulting System The solution will be found in terms of x4 as follows, GUC - Spring 2012 GUC - Spring 2012 42

  43. Note Since x4 is arbitrary, then the system has infinite number of solutions, depending on the value of x4 for example if you choose Then, GUC - Spring 2012 GUC - Spring 2012 43

  44. Japan ! GUC - Spring 2012

  45. No Comment GUC - Spring 2012

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