What is the order of the augmented matrix for this { x+y=3 2x−y=3 linear system?
\[\left[\begin{matrix}x+y=3 &\\ 2x-y=3& \end{matrix}\right]\]
@dan815
@amistre64
2 × 2 3 × 3 2 × 3 3 × 2
The Augmented matrix of any system of equalities is always represented by the coeficents of the variables and the constante they represent, say for instance I have the system of equation: \[Ax+By+Cz=K_1\] \[A'x+B'y+C'z=K'\] \[A''x+B''y+C''z=K''\] The "augemented matrix" will be a 4 by 3 matrix, because it'll look like this: \[\left[\begin{matrix}A & B & C &K \\ A' & B' & C' & K'\\ A'' & B'' & C'' & K''\end{matrix}\right]\]
A MAtrix is always represented by first writing the number of rows and then the number of columns: "nxm"
so its a 2by 2
That's incorrect, try again.
so its a 3by 3
@Owlcoffee
Close, but you have it wrong on the columns
got to be a 2 by 3
You are correct.
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