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OpenStudy (carlj0nes):

When Kirchoff's laws are explained to an electrical circuit, the set of simultaneous equations below are obtained. (I will attach a picture in the comment). What I need is from the method I have used clearly explain the method/technique used and to validate the solution/ method by using an alternative mathematical method. #Special thanks to @Michele_Laino and @UsukiDoll for the help on my previous question.

OpenStudy (carlj0nes):

OpenStudy (dan815):

ya, u are doing it right, just sub the currents back into the system of equations to see if it is working out

OpenStudy (usukidoll):

I only know the matrix and the Reduce Row Echelon (Gaussian Elimination) . As Dan mentioned, substitute the values you got from using row operations and see if x, y, and z work out for each equation that was given.

OpenStudy (carlj0nes):

At the bottom i have put them back into the equation twice and the both work out fine but with a very small error.

OpenStudy (carlj0nes):

Ok i have just spoken with the tutor and he said i dont have to have another method as i have proven by sub back into my question.

OpenStudy (carlj0nes):

So for what i have put as my answer would someone be able to highlight the method and techniques used.i.e. break down into small groups

OpenStudy (michele_laino):

need help?

OpenStudy (carlj0nes):

of course.

OpenStudy (carlj0nes):

you know how yo said what you was doing with the last question in stages would you be able to do that for what i have already done. e.g. sub 2 into and it gives us.

OpenStudy (michele_laino):

I can do the Gauss elimination

OpenStudy (carlj0nes):

ok I have attached what i have done above which has been marked correctly

OpenStudy (michele_laino):

please wait I write my answer as PDF file

OpenStudy (carlj0nes):

thank you. i will pop to lunch as if not i will miss t today. And to think these are the easy questions. I'm dreading next lesson as i will be getting the last assignment back for further maths and I think i did terrible.

OpenStudy (michele_laino):

please wait, I'm working on your file...

OpenStudy (carlj0nes):

ok

OpenStudy (michele_laino):

here is my answer:

OpenStudy (carlj0nes):

thank you

OpenStudy (michele_laino):

:)

OpenStudy (usukidoll):

tip: keep your answers for x y and z in fraction form. decimals are a pain.

OpenStudy (usukidoll):

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