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**Summary Problem: Systems of Linear Equations**

Suppose a traveler vacationed in France, Switzerland, and Italy. The traveler spent a total of $300 for lodging, $375 for food, and $390 for incidentals. The daily costs in France, Switzerland, and Italy, respectively, were $30, $20, $20 for lodging; $30, $25, and $30 for food; and $30 in each country for incidentals. How many days did the traveler spend in each country?

1. **Write the system of equations. Define each variable.**

2. **Write the coefficient matrix.**

3. **Write the augmented matrix for the system.**

4. **Solve the matrix using the Gauss-Jordan elimination method.**

5. **Write the matrix equation with the coefficient matrix, variable matrix, and constant matrix. Identify each.**

6. **Find the inverse of the coefficient matrix.**

7. **Solve the system using the inverse matrix process.**

8. **Set up the four determinants for the system.**

9. **Use Cramer's Rule to solve the system.**
Transcribed Image Text:**Summary Problem: Systems of Linear Equations** Suppose a traveler vacationed in France, Switzerland, and Italy. The traveler spent a total of $300 for lodging, $375 for food, and $390 for incidentals. The daily costs in France, Switzerland, and Italy, respectively, were $30, $20, $20 for lodging; $30, $25, and $30 for food; and $30 in each country for incidentals. How many days did the traveler spend in each country? 1. **Write the system of equations. Define each variable.** 2. **Write the coefficient matrix.** 3. **Write the augmented matrix for the system.** 4. **Solve the matrix using the Gauss-Jordan elimination method.** 5. **Write the matrix equation with the coefficient matrix, variable matrix, and constant matrix. Identify each.** 6. **Find the inverse of the coefficient matrix.** 7. **Solve the system using the inverse matrix process.** 8. **Set up the four determinants for the system.** 9. **Use Cramer's Rule to solve the system.**
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A traveler vacationed in France, Switzerland, and Italy.

The traveler spent $300 for lodging, $375 for food, and $390 for incidentals.

The daily costs in France, Switzerland, and Italy is   $30, $20, and $20 respectively for lodgings, 

$30, $25, $30 respectively for food,  $30 each for incidentals.

 

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