Experiment 3 - Cramer's Rule
Experiment 3 - Cramer's Rule
1 4 3
D=−2 4 −1
0 −5 2
ANSWER:
2. -9X + 7Y - 4Z = 188
-3X + 2Y - 1Z = 56
-6X + 5Y + 8Z = 44
ANSWER:
3. 8X - 9Y - 6Z = 92
-3X - 4Y - 1Z = -33
-2X - 7Y - 5Z = -9
ANSWER:
4.
1m + 2n - 1o + 4p + 3q = 2
-3m + 4n + 5o -2p + 3q = 4
1m - 2n + 8o + 6p - 1q = 6
2m - 3n - 1o + 5p + 1q = -3
5m +1n - 1o + 2q = 2
ANSWER:
5. 6X - 7Y - 5Z = 68
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9X - 3Y - 1Z = 101
4X - 2Y + 8Z = -16
ANSWER:
6. 3X - 2Y + 5Z = 6
9X - 8Y + 1Z = 46
-6X - 4Y + 7Z = 27
ANSWER:
7.
ANSWER:
8. -2X - 1Y - 3Z = 3
2X - 3Y + 1Z = -13
2X - 3Z = -11
ANSWER:
9. X1 + X2 + X3 + X4 = 4
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OBSERVATION/ ANALYSIS:
In this activity, many numbers are added. So, its more likely to make a mistake if you are
not double checking enough especially on number 7 and 4.. And it got more of variables input on
the experiment. Variables also change number to number like the ordinary variables you
could’ve seen in the experiment “Dx, Dy, Dz” on 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 and 8 numbers, but the more
confusing ones are “Dm, Dn, Do, Dp” on number 4, “Da, Db, Dc, De, Df” on number 7 and “D1,
D2, D3, D4” on number 9. Cramer’s Rule is implemented on this experiment in where it is
finding determinants on every experiment.
CONCLUSIONS
Matlab made Cramer’s Rules much easier and more efficient on displaying the results.
Not only in Cramer’s Rule but also other calculations as well. Especially as a Industrial
Engineering where in it could help for future use like research and finance. And having to see
potential of Matlab is intriguing for us, students.