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\[\large {3v_1\over 40} - {v_p\over 40}=0\] \[\large {v_1\over 40} - {11v_p\over 200} + {v_3 \over 50}=0\] \[\large {v_p\over 50} - {3v_3\over 25} + {v_4 \over 10}={\frac 1 2}\] \[\large {v_3\over 10} - {21v_4\over 200} =-3\]
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@douglaswinslowcooper could you check that my equations are correct? also, how do you solve a 4-equations, 4 unknown?
Not sure your equations are correct. Solving 4 x 4 problem is usually done by solving matrix equation y =[A]x and if you haven't had this, you won't get it from me! Sometimes you can find simplifications, as two of your equations have only two unknowns.
haha, I've already taken linear algebra, but I don't recall. Am I supposed to just find the inverse matrix? or do rref?
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