Solve by Substitution. 3x+2y=16 x=2y
(4, 2)
[-2 2 1] + [1 3 -1]
[-1 5 0]
Solve (Use Triangular Form)
x -2y + z =2
-2x +2y -2z=3
-x +2y +z=-2
(-5, -3.5, 0)
What are the boundaries of
y>2x+3 and y < 3x
y=2x + 3
y=3x
Solve by Elimination
x-3y=6
-3x+y=6
( -3,-3)
Find the additive inverse of the Matrix
[2 -1 2 ]
[4 3 0 ]
[-2 1 -2]
[-4 -3 0]
Solve by row-echelon and reduced-row echelon
x+2y−z=4
2x+y+z=−2
x+2y+z=2
(-10/6 , 7/3, -1)
Solve by Graphing
Y=< 2x +1
y> x2
Graph
Solve by graphing
x2 +3x=y
y=x2
(0,0)
-4 [ 4 0]
[1 -1]
[-16 0]
[-4 4]
Solve using inverse Matrices
x-3y+3z=-4
2x+37-z=15
4x-3y-z=19
(5, 1, -2)
Solve the system of inequality
y= 2x+5
y=2x
No solution
Determine whether the ordered triple (3,-2,1) is a solution to the system.
x+y+z=2
6x-4y+5z=31
5x+2y+2z=13
Yes, the triple (3,-2,1) is a solution.
[1 2 3] times [1 2]
[4 1 0] [0 -1]
[2 0 1]. [1 4]
Solution
[4 12]
[4 7]
[3 8]
Find Reduced Row Echelon. Solve.
5r +2s=0
-3t=12
6s+5t=10
(-2,5,-4)
Solve the System
x2 + y2<9
y=3
No solution
Find x-y
2x-4y=5
x+2y=2
x-y=2.25-(-.124)=2.375
Solve by Elimination
2x+3y=2
4x+6y=4
Infinitely many solutions
Find the multiplicative inverse of the following matrix
[4 3]
[2 2]
[ 1 -3/2 ]
[-1 2]
Solve
2x -y + z =10
4x +2y -3z =10
x. -3y +2z=8
(4, 0, 2)
Solve by graphing or algebraically
y2<=-x2+25
y=5
(0,5)