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With Gausean Elimination
I can get it into upper triangular form alright, but from there I've no idea what to do, because I spent the entire double period today sleeping today, so I only picked up a little bit about it.
Do I elminate my second variable in R3 so that my third variable = the constant for my answer?
And from there substitute in?
I think that's what I do.
Anyone?
I can get it into upper triangular form alright, but from there I've no idea what to do, because I spent the entire double period today sleeping today, so I only picked up a little bit about it.
Do I elminate my second variable in R3 so that my third variable = the constant for my answer?
And from there substitute in?
I think that's what I do.
Anyone?
Crap, went a bit too far I guess.
munn's self confidence: +500 pts
munn's self confidence: +500 pts
Doesn't matter.
I just tried a question and got it right.
Icarus is right.
I am the all-knowing kid prodigy.
I just tried a question and got it right.
Icarus is right.
I am the all-knowing kid prodigy.
I know the answer, but I don't want to tell you what it is.
But you don't need help. You're munn, the all knowing kid prodigy.
Guh, you people suck.
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With Gausean Elimination
I can get it into upper triangular form alright, but from there I've no idea what to do, because I spent the entire double period today sleeping today, so I only picked up a little bit about it.
Do I elminate my second variable in R3 so that my third variable = the constant for my answer?
And from there substitute in?
I think that's what I do.
Anyone?
I can get it into upper triangular form alright, but from there I've no idea what to do, because I spent the entire double period today sleeping today, so I only picked up a little bit about it.
Do I elminate my second variable in R3 so that my third variable = the constant for my answer?
And from there substitute in?
I think that's what I do.
Anyone?