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    This document describes using the matrix method to solve a system of 3 equations with 3 unknowns (x, y, z). It shows the steps of writing the equations in matrix form, calculating the inverse of the coefficient matrix A, and multiplying the inverse by the constant vector B to solve for x, y, z. The solution obtained is x=0.21, y=0.16, z=-0.33.

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    This document describes using the matrix method to solve a system of 3 equations with 3 unknowns (x, y, z). It shows the steps of writing the equations in matrix form, calculating the inverse of the coefficient matrix A, and multiplying the inverse by the constant vector B to solve for x, y, z. The solution obtained is x=0.21, y=0.16, z=-0.33.

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    of 2

    HERMAN

    STB : 45 08 041 019

    METODE MATRIKS AJOINT

    1.

    4x
    2x
    4x

    +
    +
    -

    2y
    4y
    2y

    +
    +

    z
    z
    z

    =
    =
    =

    4
    2
    4

    2
    4
    -2

    -2
    2
    2

    y
    y
    y

    -1
    16
    3

    (A)
    (x)

    x
    =

    (x)
    (A)

    (A)

    4
    2
    4

    2
    4
    -2

    -2
    2
    2

    (A)

    a11
    a21
    a31

    (4.2)
    (2.2)
    (2.(2)

    (2).(-2)
    (-2).(-2)
    (-2.(-2)

    72

    c11

    4
    2
    4

    2
    4
    -2

    -2
    2
    2

    12

    4
    2
    4

    2
    4
    -2

    -2
    2
    2

    -12

    4
    2
    4

    2
    4
    -2

    -2
    2
    2

    -20

    4
    2
    4

    2
    4
    -2

    -2
    2
    2

    -8

    4
    2
    4

    2
    4
    -2

    -2
    2
    2

    16

    4
    2
    4

    2
    4
    -2

    -2
    2
    2

    2.

    3.

    c12

    c13

    c21

    c22

    c23

    -1
    16
    3

    HERMAN

    c31

    c32

    c33

    4.

    STB : 45 08 041 019

    4
    2
    4

    2
    4
    -2

    -2
    2
    2

    12

    4
    2
    4

    2
    4
    -2

    -2
    2
    2

    -4

    4
    2
    4

    2
    4
    -2

    -2
    2
    2

    12

    C11
    c12
    c13

    C21
    c22
    c23

    c31
    C32
    C33

    12
    -12
    -20

    -8
    16
    0

    12
    -4
    12

    A
    A

    -8
    16
    0

    12
    -4
    12

    12
    -12
    -20

    72
    5.

    X
    x
    y
    z
    x
    y
    z

    12
    -12
    -20

    -8
    16
    0

    0.21
    0.16
    -0.33

    12
    -4
    12

    -1
    16
    3

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