Algebra - Solving Linear Equations by using the Gauss-Jordan Elimination Method 2/2
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In this lecture series I'll show you how to solve for multiple variables simultaneously using the technique called: the Gauss-Jordan Method of Elimination.
Problem Text:
3x + 5y = 9
2x + 3y = 5
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right?? there is no help out there with this freaking method its so confusing and exhausting
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After so much confusion, you have helped me understand this so much better! Thank you!
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You made it so simple, why can't all books and teachers be like this. Seriously spent weeks trying to figure this out and it took you all of 5 minutes and 5 seconds to demystify it. Thank you sir!
You explained this so well! Thank you for taking the time out to explain this step by step.
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Having never seen this method before, this video gave very clear steps and explanations for those steps. thanks vmuch
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Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. You have made this concept very clear better than my own math professor. :)
who is your professor, it is a very easy method,, my professor is awesome
Thank you so much. I couldn't have done my homework without u
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It was very useful. I understand how to do it immediately after watching this video. Thank you.
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thank you so much! i have an exam on this tomorrow
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Harriet, Good luck with your final!
will get good marks now. All thanks to you sir
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My professor learns this method today in online class. Now that I have took the picture, I will study it.
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I have looked at this video a lot of times and I was only able to complete half way through some of my questions. I need help!!!!!!1) Express the following system of equations in augmented matrix formx+2y= -1
2x+4y= 1
2) Express the following augmented matrix form as a system of equations with two variables.7 1 I 10 -3 5 I 0 3) Express the following system of equations in augmented matrix form:8x+3y=2
5x=17+6y4) Solve the system of equations represented in augmented matrix form, using Gaussian elimination.5 7 I 6 10 -3 I 46
5) Solve the following system of equations using Gaussian elimination4x+5y=7
-2x+9y=316) Graph the inequality in the given coordinate system, using shading to indicate the solution region. 3x+4y
Thank you!! My final is tomorrow. I never understood this!!!!!
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5:18 why doesn't the 1 change? shouldn't the whole row be multiplied by -5/3?
Row 2 is multiplies by -5/3 and then added to row 1. Row 2 remains the same.
How do you know which one x equals and which y equals? Like how do you know y is 3 and not -2
You can change the order of the equations and you will get the same result. The order in which x and y appear in the matrix is set and determined by the format of the equation.
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Thank you for doing this. You have helped me so much. Keep up the great work and thank you again!!!
Glad this is helping. Keep up the studies.
This video saved my life
Great explaining Question tho Do you have to use the gauss form by a line e.g like can you start from the bottom right as well?
It is highly recommended that you start at the top left as shown in the video.
Thank you so much. You saved me from confusion.
Great job teaching and explaining I appreciate it.
thank you very much! it is really helping to understand this tricky resolution...
Top Teacher!! thank you!
what would I go about this if the first coefficient(upper left) is a zero?
Then you start by moving the rows up and down.
Thank you!
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Thank you so much! It took me a while to solve these types of equations.
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just helped me out BIG TIME thank you!
Saved my life
Fantastic!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
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Thank you so much!!! This is very helpful indeed!
where is he getting the 9/3 from?
3 = 3/1 = 3 x 3 / 1 x 3 = 9 / 3
It helped me a lot!
Thank you!
Glad it did.
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When you turn into R2 why did you changed the positive 2 into negative 2? Can enplain it why? I'm so confused.
That is the technique. In order to turn a number into a zero, you take the negative of the number, multiply it with the row containing the zero and adding it to the row with the number you are trying to eliminate. If you look at the 3 x 3 matrix elimination method you can also see how that works.
Ah okay now I understand. after we found the 1 in the first row in the next is 0. In the second row 1st digit number it will be always changing it by positive to negative? Sir thank you so much and Sir do you have Lecture videos about ''Limits and continuity''
That is covered in the introductory chapter in calculus: CALCULUS 1 CH 1 LIMITS & DERIVATIVES ua-cam.com/play/PLX2gX-ftPVXVzRDO_yw83HFddu5rfWsOX.html
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thank you for your help
You are great at explaining this!
Excuse me, Sir! Can our first step be like ( R1 ---> -R2+R1 )??
Because in this way we can also get (1) at top left??
Yes that is a good step and you will get the same answer. Try it.
Ok Sir, Thank you :)
how come -10/3 +3 is -10/3 + 9/3 where did the 9 over 3 came????
Andres, what is 9/3 equal to?
This is just the mathematical trick, converting 3 to 9/3 in order to find the common denominator.
Michel van Biezen oh now i've got it :P i forgot fractures,now as i reviewed them ,i understood :) And Thank you for this video !!! Now i am starting to understand Gauss. :)
come on dude .. 9/3= 3 ... did not change ... just wrote it in diff way
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@@MichelvanBiezen you have helped students around the world not just in your classroom ^.^
It helps a lot! Thank you
If you started out by subtracting the second row from the first row -- and put the result in the first row -- you could have avoided the fraction work.
Yes, but that is not always apparent as you start such a problem.
@@MichelvanBiezen Yeah. It took me a good amount of practice to start seeing things like that, but I also think avoiding fractions was my motivation. 🤣
It is a good practice.
i have no idea why the 1 didnt change if you're multiplying it by -5/3
+John Bannister Row 2 is multiplied by (-5/3) and then added to row 1.
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wow! excellent video!
Thank you very much!
Thank you so much sir! Watched couple of different videos on Gauss Jordan but this one was the most helpful. Very thoroughly explained. Keep up the good work!
Very helpful, thank you.
is gauss-jordan elimination the same as gaussian elimination
Yes, they are essentially the same. (they have different formats of representing the same technique)
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3:18 where is he getting 9 over 3
- (10/3) + 3 = - (10/3) + 9/3 since 3 = 9/3 We need the common denominator before we can add.
@@MichelvanBiezen but why 9...? could I have done 12/3?
nvm because that would equal 4, I got it!
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So freaking confusing I don't see you u can't just use substitution
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A viewer suggested..."for anyone with problems with mono audio, just plug the headphone jack half way in and it will make it stereo, remember to plug it back before, after this video or people around will be listening to your device too!"
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You, my friend, just saved me from great confusion.THANK YOU!!!!!!!
Glad it helped! Thanks for sharing.
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