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Okay, so we have this system of equations, and the first thing we want to do is use gaseum elimination to put the augmented coefficient matrix in row echelon form.
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So if we first construct the augmented matrix, the first row is just going to be the coefficients we have in the first equation.
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So 1, 1, 1, and then 2.
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The second row is going to be 1, 3, 3, 0, and finally we have 1, 3, 6, 3.
00:31
Okay, so the first operation i'm going to do is what i'm going to leave the first equation alone, the first row alone.
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I'm also going to leave the second row alone like this.
00:45
And then from the third row, i'm going to subtract the second row.
00:49
So the third row is going to become the third row minus the second row.
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Well, here we have 1 minus 1, so we get 0.
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Here we have 3 minus 3, so we also get 0.
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Here we have 6 minus 3, so we get 3, and then we get 3 minus 0, which is 3.
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And then the next step is to leave the first row alone, and now i'm going to do two operations in 1, because they're fairly straightforward.
01:17
I'm going to change the second row to the second row minus the first row, so i'm going to do this row minus this row, so we get 1 minus 1 here, so this is just 0, then we get 3 minus 1.
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Minus 1, which is 2.
01:33
And then we get 3 minus 1, which is 2.
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And then we get 0 minus 2, which is minus 2.
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And then the final row, i'm going to just divide everything by 3.
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So we get 0 -0 -1 -1.
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And then the next step is to leave the first row alone still...