Linear algebra,
So I have to find the "row echelon form" of this matrix:
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I know what is a row echelon form matrix looks like and what it satisfies, what I don't know is how to bring something completely random matrix into row echelon form ?
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Do you know what a Gaussian elimination is?
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No can you please tell me ?
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Gaussian elimination is an algorithm, or a sequence of steps, used to solve systems of linear equations. It consists of three elementary row operations:
#1.) Swap the positions of two rows.
#2.) Multiply a row by a nonzero scalar.
#3.) Add a row to a scalar multiple of another.
Let's do an example. Surely, you should remember augmented matrices (if not, it's just another set of elements tacked onto another matrix, you'll see).
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