Please, help. How to get row reduce echelon form of $$left[\begin{matrix}-3-3i&-6\3&3-3i\end{matrix}\right]$$

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loser66 · Answer

$$\left[\begin{matrix}-3-3i&-6\3&3-3i\end{matrix}\right]$$

anonymous · Answer

doing it now. its filthy, but its the same way as usual and when you end up with i in the denominator, multiply by the conjugate

let me know if what i said is unclear

loser66 · Answer

I did and got different answer each time :)  I would like to know the general form to do it. Please, take it as an example and work it out.

loser66 · Answer

My book said: "by solving .... we get...." . In fact, it's not that easy. XD

anonymous · Answer

i get 2nd row = 0 0

loser66 · Answer

The example 7.4.7 shows me nothing from this step. This problem comes from my homework, but I am stuck at this part.

loser66 · Answer

how to get the second row 0 0? please, please, please

anonymous · Answer

http://img850.imageshack.us/img850/6391/dwx2.jpg

loser66 · Answer

Thanks a ton. My bad, I knew the steps but hastily jumped and got stuck. Thanks again, lalala ... life is beauutiful now, XD

anonymous · Answer

lol :)