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    The document appears to be output from MATLAB code that is manipulating a 3x4 matrix C through a series of operations. It starts with C as a defined matrix, then performs row switches and elementary row operations including multiplication, addition and subtraction of rows. The final output displays the rational form of C.

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    The document appears to be output from MATLAB code that is manipulating a 3x4 matrix C through a series of operations. It starts with C as a defined matrix, then performs row switches and elementary row operations including multiplication, addition and subtraction of rows. The final output displays the rational form of C.

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    MALASQUEZ VILCHEZ YAIR ROBERTO 17190119

    MALASQUEZ VILCHEZ YAIR ROBERTO 17190119


    MALASQUEZ VILCHEZ YAIR ROBERTO 17190119

    RESUELTO EN EL OCTAVE
    >> A = [3 -1 -1; 1 2 4; 4 1 2]

    A=

    3 -1 -1

    1 2 4

    4 1 2

    >> B = [0 12 14]'

    B=

    12

    14

    >> C = [A B]

    C=

    3 -1 -1 0

    1 2 4 12

    4 1 2 14

    >> C([2 1],:)= C([2 1],:)


    MALASQUEZ VILCHEZ YAIR ROBERTO 17190119

    C=

    3 -1 -1 0

    1 2 4 12

    4 1 2 14

    >> C([2 1],:)= C([1 2],:)

    C=

    1 2 4 12

    3 -1 -1 0

    4 1 2 14

    >> C(2,:)=-3*C(1,:)+C(2,:)

    C=

    1 2 4 12

    0 -7 -13 -36

    4 1 2 14

    >> C(3,:)=-4*C(1,:)+C(3,:)

    C=

    1 2 4 12

    0 -7 -13 -36

    0 -7 -14 -34

    >> C(3,:)=-1*C(2,:)+C(3,:)

    C=

    1 2 4 12

    0 -7 -13 -36

    0 0 -1 2

    >> C(3,:)=-1*C(3,:)

    C=

    1 2 4 12

    0 -7 -13 -36

    0 0 1 -2

    >> C(2,:)=13*C(3,:)+C(2,:)

    C=
    MALASQUEZ VILCHEZ YAIR ROBERTO 17190119

    1 2 4 12

    0 -7 0 -62

    0 0 1 -2

    >> C(2,:)=C(2,:)/-7

    C=

    1.0000 2.0000 4.0000 12.0000

    0 1.0000 0 8.8571

    0 0 1.0000 -2.0000

    >> C(1,:)=-4*C(3,:)+C(1,:)

    C=

    1.0000 2.0000 0 20.0000

    0 1.0000 0 8.8571

    0 0 1.0000 -2.0000

    >> C(1,:)=-2*C(2,:)+C(1,:)

    C=

    1.0000 0 0 2.2857

    0 1.0000 0 8.8571

    0 0 1.0000 -2.0000

    >> C

    C=

    1.0000 0 0 2.2857

    0 1.0000 0 8.8571

    0 0 1.0000 -2.0000

    >> format rat

    ]>> C

    C=

    1 0 0 16/7

    0 1 0 62/7

    0 0 1 -2

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