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    Marlon Del-isen Dumal-is
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    This function takes in a matrix and returns its inverse using Gaussian elimination. It first makes a copy of the input matrix and initializes a second identity matrix. It then performs Gaussian elimination on the copy by dividing each row by its leading element, and subtracting from lower rows with the same multiple of the leading element. The identity matrix is transformed in the same way. The transformed identity matrix is returned as the inverse of the original input matrix.

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    This function takes in a matrix and returns its inverse using Gaussian elimination. It first makes a copy of the input matrix and initializes a second identity matrix. It then performs Gaussian elimination on the copy by dividing each row by its leading element, and subtracting from lower rows with the same multiple of the leading element. The identity matrix is transformed in the same way. The transformed identity matrix is returned as the inverse of the original input matrix.

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    Guass Elimination in Wxmaxima

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    Marlon Del-isen Dumal-is
    This function takes in a matrix and returns its inverse using Gaussian elimination. It first makes a copy of the input matrix and initializes a second identity matrix. It then performs Gaussian elimination on the copy by dividing each row by its leading element, and subtracting from lower rows with the same multiple of the leading element. The identity matrix is transformed in the same way. The transformed identity matrix is returned as the inverse of the original input matrix.

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    --> invertByGauss(mat):=

    (
    matS:matrix_size(mat)[1],
    tempMat1:copy(mat),
    tempMat2:ident(matS),
    for i:1 thru matS do
    {
    divisor: tempMat1[i,i],
    for j:1 thru matS do
    {
    tempMat1[i,j]:ratsimp(tempMat1[i,j]/divisor),
    tempMat2[i,j]:ratsimp(tempMat2[i,j]/divisor)

    },
    for j:1 thru matS do
    {
    if i#j then
    {
    multiplier:tempMat1[j,i],
    for k:1 thru matS do
    {
    tempMat1[j,k]:ratsimp(tempMat1[j,k]-
    tempMat1[i,k]*multiplier),
    tempMat2[j,k]:ratsimp(tempMat2[j,k]-
    tempMat2[i,k]*multiplier)
    }
    }
    }

    },
    tempMat2
    )$

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