00:01
Alright, so i'm going to describe how i would briefly solve the system of linear equations using matrices.
00:07
So first things first, i always try to cancel out values.
00:21
Well, actually, before i even try to cancel out values, i always try to make the first equation have a leading coefficient of zero.
00:42
So what that means is, oh, not zero, sorry, one, is if i were to do a matrix, i always try to have a one in that first position, just because no matter what else i've got in the thing, i just want a one there.
01:07
So if that requires switching out equations or anything else, i just, that's what i like.
01:13
I like having a one.
01:18
Mostly with that it's i like having the one because then i can cancel out all of the positions below it using the one and just manipulating my equation and then from there i always try to get one row at a time down to a single single one and all zero the reason i go a row at a time is because once you have one row done you can use that row to cancel out all of the coefficients above it in those positions...