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    The document contains two examples of solving systems of linear equations using matrix representation. The first example contains a system of two equations with three unknowns. The matrix representation is shown and row operations are performed to put the matrix in reduced row echelon form, resulting in values for the unknowns x1 and x2. The second example contains a system of three equations with three unknowns. Again, the matrix representation is shown and multiple row operations are performed, including exchanging rows and multiplying rows by constants, to put the matrix in reduced row echelon form.

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    The document contains two examples of solving systems of linear equations using matrix representation. The first example contains a system of two equations with three unknowns. The matrix representation is shown and row operations are performed to put the matrix in reduced row echelon form, resulting in values for the unknowns x1 and x2. The second example contains a system of three equations with three unknowns. Again, the matrix representation is shown and multiple row operations are performed, including exchanging rows and multiplying rows by constants, to put the matrix in reduced row echelon form.

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    The document contains two examples of solving systems of linear equations using matrix representation. The first example contains a system of two equations with three unknowns. The matrix representation is shown and row operations are performed to put the matrix in reduced row echelon form, resulting in values for the unknowns x1 and x2. The second example contains a system of three equations with three unknowns. Again, the matrix representation is shown and multiple row operations are performed, including exchanging rows and multiplying rows by constants, to put the matrix in reduced row echelon form.

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    A) x1+10x2=2 3x1+ x2=6

    Representació n matricial: Paso 1.

    1 10 |2 3 1 |6
    ( )

    1 10 |2
    -3R1+R2→R2 =-3(1 10 2)+(3 1 6)=(-3 -30 -6)+(3 1 6)=(0 -29 0) Resultando: ( )

    Paso 2.

    −1 −1
    R2 →R2 = (0 -29 0)=(0 1 0) 29 29

    0 −29 |0

    B)

    3x1 +4x2 +8x3 =2 -3x1 +6x2 +3x3 =2 x1 +5x2 +2x3 =2

    Representació n matricial: Paso 1.

    Resultando: Paso 3.

    -10R2 + R1 → R1 = -10 (0 Resultando:

    1 10 |2 0 1 |0
    ( )

    1 0) + (1 10 2) = (0 -10
    1 0 |2 0 1 |0
    ( )

    0) + (1 10 2) = (1 0 2)

    Resultado: x1 =2 y x2 =0

    Comprobación:
    x1 +10x2 = (2)+10(0)=2+0=2

    3x1 + x2 =3(2)+(0)=6+0=6

    3 4 8|2 (−3 6 3 |2)

    1 5 2|2

    R3↑R1, R1↓R2 y R2↓R3 Se intercambian los renglones.

    1 5 2|2 Resultando: ( 3 4 8 |2)

    −3 6 3|2

    Paso 2.
    -3R1+R2→R2 =-3(1 5 2 2)+(3 4 8 2)=(-3 -15 -6 -6)+(3 4 8 2)=(0 -11 2 -4)

    152|2 Resultando: ( 0 −11 2 |−4)

    −3 6 3|2

    Paso 3.
    3R1+R3→R3 =3(1 5 2 2)+(-3 6 3 2)=(3 15 6 6)+(-3 6 3 2)=(0 21 9 8)

    152|2 Resultando: (0 −11 2 |−4)

    0 21 9|8
    −1 −1 −2 4
    R2 → R2 = (0 -11 2 -4) = (0 1 )

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