Is there an efficient way of turning a matrix into a echelon form matrix? Somehow my book can turn an ordinary matrix into echelon form in 5 steps (from matrix a to matrix f), but the majority of my matrices are from matrix a to matrix p or sometimes r. Is there a faster way of doing this?
@Azteck
Unfortunately, I'm not someone you should ask when it comes to matrices. Matrices aren't taught in our school. We use other methods that counteract matrices, so we don't need to learn it. Maybe ask someone else that's maybe excelled at matrices. Sorry about that.
You should try looking for a video on youtube to show you how to do that
yes it can be
how?
whatever I"m doing is fine, but it takes forever. from matrix a to matrix r. that's a long way to go. Yet, the book does it in five steps from matrix a to matrix f. WHATTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
@meyjoux
by row elementary operation
how big are your matrices?
a standard 3 x 3. I had a 3 x 5 on one problem
I got it down to that format, but the process took too long
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