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What to input here to run properly?   % Encode the Matrix A and the column vector b. A= b= % Solve for Determinant of A. Set as dA. dA = % Find the Inverse of A. set as iA. iA =   % Form the Reduced Row Echelon of A. Set as rA. rA=

What to input here to run properly?   % Encode the Matrix A and the column vector b. A= b= % Solve for Determinant of A. Set as dA. dA = % Find the Inverse of A. set as iA. iA =   % Form the Reduced Row Echelon of A. Set as rA. rA=

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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ISBN:9780133594140
Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross
Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross
Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet
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% Encode the Matrix A and the column vector b.
A=
b=
% Solve for Determinant of A. Set as dA.
dA =
% Find the Inverse of A. set as iA.
iA =

 
% Form the Reduced Row Echelon of A. Set as rA.
rA=
%Find the number of rows and number of columns of Ab. set as rowA and colA.

 
% Find the sum of the columns of A. Set as SumA.

 
%In each of the columns of A, find the highest values and its indices.Set as highA and locA.

 
%Augment A with b; Set as Ab.

 

 
% Find b\A. Set as Root1.

 
%Form the Reduced Row Echelon Form of Ab. Set as refAb.

 
%Extract the last column of refAb.Set as Root2.

 
%Create a matrix A whose elements are the same as matrix A, but the first column is the column vector b. Set as Ax.

 
%Create a matrix A whose elements are the same as matrix A, but the second column is the column vector b. Set as Ay.

 
%Create a matrix A whose elements are the same as matrix A, but the third column is the column vector b. Set as Az.

 
%Create a matrix A whose elements are the same as matrix A, but the fourth column is the column vector b. Set as Aw.

 
%Find x using Cramer's Rule.

 
%Find y using Cramer's Rule.

 
%Find z using Cramer's Rule.

 
%Find w using Cramer's Rule.

 
%Combine x,y,z and w as column vector Root3.

 
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