Which method is said to be not direct method: Select one: a. Cramer's rule b. Gauss Jordan c. Gauss Seidal method d. Gauss Elemination method
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- The question is asking which method is not a direct method for solving systems of linear equations. - Cramer's rule, Gauss Jordan, and Gauss Elimination are all direct methods, meaning they directly solve the system of equations. - Gauss Seidel method is an Show more…
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