
The solution of the system of equations

Answer to Problem 74AYU
Solution:
The solution of the system of equations
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The system of equations,
Explanation:
First write the given system in compact form
Here,
First find the inverse of the matrix
Step I: Press the ON key.
Step II: Press [2ND][
Step III: Move curser to the “EDIT” menu at the top and press [ENTER].
Step IV: Select the size of the matrix that is number of rows by number of columns. Then plug the entries in that matrix form left to right. After each number press [ENTER] to go the next spot.
Step V: Press [2ND] [MODE] and go back into the matrix menu by clicking [2ND] and [
Step VI: Press the inverse key [
The inverse is as below:
By rounding numbers to two decimal places, the inverse is
To find the solution of system substitute
Perform the matrix multiplication.
It gives the solution of system of equation as
The solution of the system of equations
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