please help me 3u-4v=9 5u-8v=4
\[{{3\ 9}\choose{5\ 4}}^{(45)}_{12}=-45+12=-33\] \[{{3\ -4}\choose{5\ -8}}^{(-20)}_{-18}=20-18=2\] v = -33/2 if i did that right
what is this method?
its systems of equations
something with determiates and Dv/D i think
algebra2
the answeres are (14,33/4) i just dont know how to get that
33/4 ?
yeah its a fraction
The second determinant is -4
8*3 = 24 .. not 18 lol
is this some of your variation of cramer's rule ?
its something like that; but I spent the winter break reading a linear algebra book to prep me for class
yes they are sets of equations but is that suppose to be the answere?
\[{{-4\ 9}\choose{-8\ 4}}^{(-72)}_{-16}=-16+72=56\] and for this one we just negate the determinate for the denominator 56/4 = 14
lol, spare the kid :P
;) -2(3u-4v=9) 5u-8v=4 -6u+8v=-18 5u-8v= 4 ------------ -u = -14 u = 14
btw is this approach optimal for more equations? I mean this seems a bit convoluted for \( 2\times 2 \).
linear algebra is never optimal ...
hm I guess that's why we have numerical analysis ... ;)
\[{{3\ -4}\choose{5\ -8}}{u\choose v}={9\choose 4}\] \[{u\choose v}={{3\ -4}\choose{5\ -8}}^{-1}{9\choose 4}\]
the one were you put the winky face was only the first 1 right ???
\[{{3\ -4}\choose{5\ -8}}^{-1}=\frac{1}{det}{{-8\ 4}\choose{-5\ 3}}\] \[{{3\ -4}\choose{5\ -8}}^{-1}=\frac{1}{-4}{{-8\ 4}\choose{-5\ 3}}\] \[{{3\ -4}\choose{5\ -8}}^{-1}={{2\ -1}\choose{5/4\ -3/4}}\] such fun
When you got u= 14 you can put 42-4x=9 and solve for x.
should get 33/4
thanks bro ! really helped
i tried solving that last part but i got 42/13 ???
\[{u\choose v}={{2\ -1}\choose{5/4\ -3/4}}{9\choose 4}\] \[{u\choose v}=9{2\choose5/4}^{18}_{45/4} +4{-1\choose -3/4}^{-4}_{-12/4}={{14}\choose{33/4}}\]
.... i needed the practice :)
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