Gauss Jordan Elimination & Reduced Row Echelon Form

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  • @TheOrganicChemistryTutor
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    • @krave1324
      @krave1324 Рік тому +2

      Thanks for the help my g

    • @rebozone
      @rebozone Місяць тому

      you didn't really described the reduced echlone form

  • @MusantoSus
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  • @0m4r21o
    @0m4r21o Рік тому +385

    It took me 5 days to fully understand Gauss-Jordan Elimination.
    I have now, after many attempts, come to a conclusion that you ALWAYS have to do this when you start (the example is a 3x4 but the rule is for all):
    - -
    | 1 x x | x |
    | x x x | x |
    | x x x | x |
    - -
    - -
    | 1 x x | x |
    | 0 x x | x |
    | x x x | x |
    - -
    - -
    | 1 x x | x |
    | 0 x x | x |
    | 0 x x | x |
    - -
    After you have done these three steps you need to check if there’s a “1” in the middle of row two or three.
    If there’s no “1” in the middle of row two but there’s a “1” in row three, you need to swap row two with row three.
    If there’s no “1” in either, you have to find the pivot in row two and turn it into a “1”. These steps are the fundamental of Gauss-Jordan Elimination. The other steps will become clear after these steps.

    • @maaz2004
      @maaz2004 Рік тому +14

      Bro you saved me thank you so much

    • @deespace3744
      @deespace3744 Рік тому +2

      Nice 😮

    • @spencerlevy345
      @spencerlevy345 Рік тому +18

      Legend comment. Never know what direction to take the questions in.

    • @jd2981
      @jd2981 Рік тому +10

      What do you mean by pivot?

    • @bioshock5620
      @bioshock5620 11 місяців тому +2

      @@jd2981I think the number in the row/column that u want to change

  • @alexandravitale1360
    @alexandravitale1360 2 роки тому +578

    Matrices had me in literal tears while studying for finals. This helped so, so much, I can't thank you enough. Not one tutor I've been to has bothered to explain how we choose what row to work with or what numbers we choose. You've simplified it so much, thank you!

    • @maindepth8830
      @maindepth8830 2 роки тому +104

      i am still confused as to how make this unholy disgusting garbage of a method to work

    • @anycolouryoulike8567
      @anycolouryoulike8567 2 роки тому +1

      @@maindepth8830 Yup.

    • @mm-ol6ed
      @mm-ol6ed 2 роки тому +13

      I’m literally in tears now typing this :(

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      @swegmastur614 2 роки тому +7

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    • @exactpeak5995
      @exactpeak5995 2 роки тому +44

      @@maindepth8830 I might be a bit late but posting this here so other people don't have to go through the pain I did.
      So it turns out the order in which you choose what row to work with is irrelevant, as long as you calculate everything correctly. Some orders are more convenient than others but in the end all give the same answer. You might have to work a lot with fractions if you don't follow the convenient "path" but in the end it'll all check out.

  • @hotrod4d
    @hotrod4d 2 роки тому +237

    My professors always explain things so fast I get hopelessly lost. You take your time to explain all the operations and I appreciate that

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    • @Frankcohle
      @Frankcohle 3 місяці тому +2

      You got linear algebra after calc 2? No wonder i’m finding this so hard, i haven’t even done calc 1 yet

    • @highviewbarbell
      @highviewbarbell 3 місяці тому +1

      @@Frankcohle you don't really need calculus for linear algebra. many schools require calc 2 as a pre-requisite but I think it's totally unnecessary, you could do this right after a solid College Algebra class

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    @christianlira1259 Рік тому +18

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  • @ALGH2101
    @ALGH2101 5 років тому +130

    Solving by both ADDing and SUBTRACTing rows instead of just always ADDing them may make some people prone to more errors when solving...
    You may have said it in the video, since I skimmed through, but for anyone who doesn't see it,
    when you ADD rows like
    ( R1 + R2 ) ONLY row R2 will CHANGE.
    And when you SUBTRACT rows like
    ( R1 - R2 ) ONLY R1 will CHANGE.
    My professor explained it to us as if there's no such thing as subtraction..
    Since you can say...
    R1 + (-R2) = R1 - R2
    I Always ADD rows and Never subtract so I can try and make it easier on myself to remember that only the right side of the addition problem will be the row that will be changed.
    For me, this is easier when I'm in a rush not to make mistakes. Because doing it your way just adds another step to think about and is something you need to consciously be aware of so you don't switch the wrong row.
    As an example at 5:40min in the video instead of your way....
    3(R1) - R2 {Where only Row 1 changes}
    I would do...
    -3(R1)+R2 {Where only Row 2 changes}
    I always ADD the rows and never subtract and just know the right side of the addition problem is the row that will be changed.
    This is just something that helped me make fewer mistakes and possibly save a few seconds time. Its good to get as many perspectives as you can though to find out which way is better for each individual.

    • @theadel8591
      @theadel8591 5 років тому +6

      Hunter Keating This is exactly what I thought, I really figured from the beginning that there was something off because what I learned at college contradicts with his way which is directly subtracting one row from another but the correct operation says: you can add a multiple of one row to another row.

    • @SM-qn7sr
      @SM-qn7sr 3 роки тому

      I do this too!!! It’s so much easier for me

    • @xPradeep_D
      @xPradeep_D 2 роки тому

      Thanks a lot 🙏🏻

    • @fadybassem9804
      @fadybassem9804 2 роки тому +1

      you can simply assign the value of the operation to a row for example R1-R2 ---> R1 and this would be less likely to cause you errors while still substracting

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      Literally just commented this, thanks alot!!

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    @deeallo3690 4 роки тому +3650

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    • @42luke93
      @42luke93 3 роки тому +45

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      Does the order of finding the zeros matter? Do all zeros in this order before 1 right

    • @loo524
      @loo524 3 роки тому +34

      42luke yea It matters like u go fro row 1 to row 2 then row 3 for the bottom left. Then for the top right u go opp

    • @nimikaattania9409
      @nimikaattania9409 3 роки тому +5

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      Thnx me later
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  • @GoodCat01210
    @GoodCat01210 5 років тому +23

    Im not following whats going on at 1:53. Your notation in the top right says you are going to be taking away R2 from R1 ( R1-R2 ) surely that should be the other way around ( R2 - R1 ). This also makes it so that its -1 - 1 = -2 which would have further implications on the rest of the calculation.

    • @jonnygiger9794
      @jonnygiger9794 4 роки тому +1

      He is taking (R1-R2) and saving the result into the second row

  • @King-gv4lg
    @King-gv4lg 2 роки тому +11

    I think its better to convert the middle diagonal row to 1s first so its easier to acquire a value of 0 for the upper triangle portion of the matrix.

    • @suhailraja7797
      @suhailraja7797 Рік тому +1

      No because when you try to get your zeros you mess up the main diagonal 1's the nice thing about having zeros first is that it's hard to accidentally get rid of because anything multipled by zero stays zeros

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  • @rayiandelldcorpuz6111
    @rayiandelldcorpuz6111 2 роки тому

    Bro I can't thank you enough! I'm literally in shock I just get it and I can't believe ittt.. my prof discuss this and I can't even understand anything he said you deserve my tuition broo!!!

  • @hizokadarkwolf
    @hizokadarkwolf 3 роки тому +1

    the ending... O M G! (read with Joseph Joestar's voice)
    Thanks. I own you a cup of coffee.

  • @NaolMuleta-o1v
    @NaolMuleta-o1v 8 місяців тому

    You are the best man! your teaching is amazing! you are an ingenious!

  • @iyaloo1105
    @iyaloo1105 Рік тому

    This video was really helpful,I hope I won't struggle anymore

  • @TheKt313
    @TheKt313 5 років тому +112

    6:00 isn't "R3" supposed to stay the same? It seems like you changed the "-6" to "6"

    • @pow_ext
      @pow_ext 5 років тому +5

      Yeah i think that it is a mistake

    • @pow_ext
      @pow_ext 5 років тому +41

      few minutes laters he corrected it :)

    • @1213chio
      @1213chio 4 роки тому +3

      @@pow_ext what about the bottom left matrix at 10:50. Shouldn't that be -6 also?

    • @waceabi
      @waceabi 4 роки тому

      @@1213chio he also corrected it later on in the video :-)

  • @christianjullazarcon5071
    @christianjullazarcon5071 7 місяців тому

    Finally find the right tutorial now i understand this lesson

  • @TheJaguar1983
    @TheJaguar1983 7 місяців тому

    I was always taught to leave everything in the equation format and do the operations that way. For example: (x+y-z=7)-(x-y+2z=3)=(2y-3z=4) Basically the same thing, but without the matrix notation. I guess it comes down to how you learned it and what you're comfortable with as the result it's the same and the process is equivalent.

  • @ur_unrecylced_water_bottle
    @ur_unrecylced_water_bottle 2 роки тому

    Im in advanced math and im learning this and it is so complicated, this channel is the one i go to for this stuff

  • @ShaikaAyeshaCariga
    @ShaikaAyeshaCariga Рік тому +19

    how would you know that a certain operation is what you are going to use in every rows?

    • @luciferx69
      @luciferx69 Рік тому +1

      It's just basic Arthimetic maths, to make numbers zero

    • @megh.1278
      @megh.1278 Рік тому

      fucking around and finding

  • @seraphiclight
    @seraphiclight Рік тому

    you explained it better than my math teacher, ty

  • @RomeoSaturn
    @RomeoSaturn 10 місяців тому

    Our professor in math teach us easy matrix approach
    Let x be A, let y be B, let z be C, and Constant be D.
    If you're finding the x the formula would be:
    X = D1 B1 C1
    D2 B2 C2
    D3 B3 C3
    ------------------------
    A1 B1 C1
    A2 B2 C2
    A3 B3 C3
    Then multiply it diagonal as this
    {(D1*B2*C3 + B1*C2*D3 + C1*D2*D3)-(D3*B2*C1 + B3*C2*D1 + C3*D2*B1)} all over the same pattern of multiplication but use the bottom with A value,
    If you want to find the other y and z copy the bottom pattern but change the value of the y or the z with value of A, all over
    The same pattern as the x with A value and so on
    Take note the number before the lette ex. B1 means it is the value of B at first equation
    I hope you understand i find it hard to explain in comsec.

  • @liibaanxaashi8031
    @liibaanxaashi8031 2 роки тому

    I'm University student and this my assignment in university.Thank you so much for how helping me😊 🙏 .

  • @s000sdas
    @s000sdas Рік тому +3

    Computer Science Linear Algebra gang where are you

  • @abdouliebah6792
    @abdouliebah6792 5 років тому +1

    i must admit you having being saving me for a long time but this is just exceptional ma prof made it so complex i check most videos in youtude is da same you are ma super hero

  • @JinxiLiu
    @JinxiLiu 6 місяців тому

    THE HERO. YOU SAVE MY LIFE

  • @williamtylerwillis6417
    @williamtylerwillis6417 2 роки тому

    Thanks dude!!! I swear you get me through all of my Math and Science!

  • @ebadrahman1290
    @ebadrahman1290 29 днів тому

    literally just started matrices and i get it, thanks

  • @charisaboru2018
    @charisaboru2018 2 роки тому

    I am so glad that I had this lecture before I take an exam!

  • @mohammedabdiwalimohammed988

    You're expert really I watch all of your calculations also You're unlimited in mathematics sir . I have understood this well but it's necessary to find out it's formula

  • @Epicturtle007
    @Epicturtle007 10 місяців тому

    Thank you so much, very clear explanation of what my textbook made MEGA confusing. Pretty straightforward algebra when it comes down to it. Ill send you my degree in the mail

  • @happythecat2003
    @happythecat2003 3 роки тому

    This man is a legend

  • @josephmutambo4014
    @josephmutambo4014 Рік тому

    Thank so much. I almost forgot this question

  • @goggler77
    @goggler77 4 роки тому +6

    Thank you, without you I couldn't pass the "Sesiune" :) You're the real MVP!!!!

  • @LexVexation
    @LexVexation 2 роки тому +2

    This is so clear and rational, thank you so much!

  • @richmondsam7776
    @richmondsam7776 3 роки тому

    Man you're the best!!!!!!!!make it look easier
    God bless you

  • @georgesadler7830
    @georgesadler7830 2 роки тому +4

    MR. Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for a fantastic introduction to the Gauss-Jordan Elimination Method and Reduced Row Echelon Form in Precalculus/Linear Algebra.

  • @javineboltzmann4126
    @javineboltzmann4126 Рік тому +2

    Nice explanation sir, thank you

  • @ZainCodeLab
    @ZainCodeLab 7 місяців тому +2

    Watching this 1 hour before exam 😅😅😢

  • @akshattomar6100
    @akshattomar6100 Рік тому

    this guy is just insane!

  • @2raw328
    @2raw328 3 роки тому

    i feel so dumb, but i didn’t have any explanation for how to do the problem. thank you for explaining the main idea in the first minute, it really helped me out!

  • @steliosgkelis1517
    @steliosgkelis1517 2 роки тому

    You saved us bro, love u

  • @maimounah2001
    @maimounah2001 3 роки тому +2

    Nice explanation, it is so clear and easy you are really great teacher👍👍👌