Question

Use Cramer's rule to solve the following linear expression:
x+y-z=5
2x-y+3z=-3
2x+3y =-4

Answer 1

you guys there?

Answer 2

I will get it done later

Answer 3

i hope this link can help you
http://www.purplemath.com/modules/cramers.htm

Answer 4

\[x_j = \frac{ \det(A_j) }{ \det(A) }\]where A_j is the matrix obtained by replacing the j'th column with column b

let me know if this is unclear (and which part of it)

Answer 5

for this problem,

x_1 = x
x_2 = y
x_3 = z

Answer 6

zeinas!!!!!!!

Answer 7

I do help understanding cramer's rule

Answer 8

do you think you could walk me step by step in this problem?

Answer 9

Ok. Well, set up ur matrix.

Answer 10

I can do 2x2 cramer's rule

Answer 11

ok let me set it up

Answer 12

Yes, set it up. I will walk you thru it. It is simlar to solving a 2x2