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Using Matrix Elimination to Solve Three Equations With Three Unknowns Notes Page 1 of 6 Using Matrix Elimination to Solve Three Equations with Three Unknowns Here we will be learning how to use Matrix Elimination to Solve a linear system with Three Equations and Three unknowns. Matrix Elimination is one of many techniques that can be used to Solve systems of linear Equations . Matrix Elimination is also known as Gaussian Elimination named after Carl Friedrich Gauss. Matrix Elimination involves a series of steps that transforms an augmented Matrix into what is known as row echelon form. First, let s explain what an augmented Matrix is. An augmented matric is used to represent a system of linear Equations and in an augmented Matrix the variables must be on the left hand side of the equal sign and the constants on the right hand side of the equal sign.
Using Matrix Elimination to Solve Three Equations With Three Unknowns – Notes Page 2 of 6 Now we can take a look at the notation that will be used.
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