1. Solve linear equations x+y=2 and 2x+3y=4 using Cramer's Rule Method
Solution:
The equations can be expressed as
`x+y-2=0`
`2x+3y-4=0`
Use Cramer's Rule to find the values of x, y, z.
`(x)/D_x=(-y)/D_y=(1)/D`
`=1 × (-4) - (-2) × 3`
`=-4 +6`
`=2`
`=1 × (-4) - (-2) × 2`
`=-4 +4`
`=0`
`=1 × 3 - 1 × 2`
`=3 -2`
`=1`
`(x)/D_x=(-y)/D_y=(1)/D`
`:.(x)/2=(-y)/0=(1)/1`
`:.(x)/2=(1)/1,(-y)/0=(1)/1`
`:.x=(2)/(1),y=(0)/(1)`
`:.x=2,y=0`
2. Solve linear equations 2x+7y-11=0 and 3x-y-5=0 using Cramer's Rule Method
Solution:
The equations can be expressed as
`2x+7y-11=0`
`3x-y-5=0`
Use Cramer's Rule to find the values of x, y, z.
`(x)/D_x=(-y)/D_y=(1)/D`
`=7 × (-5) - (-11) × (-1)`
`=-35 -11`
`=-46`
`=2 × (-5) - (-11) × 3`
`=-10 +33`
`=23`
`=2 × (-1) - 7 × 3`
`=-2 -21`
`=-23`
`(x)/D_x=(-y)/D_y=(1)/D`
`:.(x)/-46=(-y)/23=(1)/-23`
`:.(x)/-46=(1)/-23,(-y)/23=(1)/-23`
`:.x=(-46)/(-23),y=(-23)/(-23)`
`:.x=2,y=1`
3. Solve linear equations 3x-y=3 and 7x+2y=20 using Cramer's Rule Method
Solution:
The equations can be expressed as
`3x-y-3=0`
`7x+2y-20=0`
Use Cramer's Rule to find the values of x, y, z.
`(x)/D_x=(-y)/D_y=(1)/D`
`=-1 × (-20) - (-3) × 2`
`=20 +6`
`=26`
`=3 × (-20) - (-3) × 7`
`=-60 +21`
`=-39`
`=3 × 2 - (-1) × 7`
`=6 +7`
`=13`
`(x)/D_x=(-y)/D_y=(1)/D`
`:.(x)/26=(-y)/-39=(1)/13`
`:.(x)/26=(1)/13,(-y)/-39=(1)/13`
`:.x=(26)/(13),y=(39)/(13)`
`:.x=2,y=3`
4. Solve linear equations 2x-y=11 and 5x+4y=1 using Cramer's Rule Method
Solution:
The equations can be expressed as
`2x-y-11=0`
`5x+4y-1=0`
Use Cramer's Rule to find the values of x, y, z.
`(x)/D_x=(-y)/D_y=(1)/D`
`=-1 × (-1) - (-11) × 4`
`=1 +44`
`=45`
`=2 × (-1) - (-11) × 5`
`=-2 +55`
`=53`
`=2 × 4 - (-1) × 5`
`=8 +5`
`=13`
`(x)/D_x=(-y)/D_y=(1)/D`
`:.(x)/45=(-y)/53=(1)/13`
`:.(x)/45=(1)/13,(-y)/53=(1)/13`
`:.x=(45)/(13),y=(-53)/(13)`
`:.x=45/13,y=-53/13`
This material is intended as a summary. Use your textbook for detail explanation.
Any bug, improvement, feedback then