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#1 colsandoz

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Posted 30 March 2004 - 03:39 AM

OK, I have a Casio FX-9750G PLUS and Im trying to figure out how to solve a 3x4 matrix that returns 2 variables and a parameter.

Whenever I put such a matrix into the Equ. Solver I get a "ma error", and there does not seem to be an automated way to do row reduction (like with a TI-8x)... I would have to keep on doing row operation after row operations, which is not much better than dong the whole problem by hand.



heres an example of such a matrix that would return 2 variables and a parameter when row reduced.

(x)``(y)``(z)
2```-4``` 2```;````4
5````3```-1```;```17
15```-5```3```;```25

(derived from a system of equations)

any help would be great!

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Posted 31 March 2004 - 01:59 AM

never mind, found a program that will do it on my calculator :D

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Posted 31 March 2004 - 02:08 AM

cool, sorry we didnt help you :(

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Posted 31 March 2004 - 02:07 PM

You'd need to split it up into 2 matrices, one 3x3, and one 3x1
then your answer would be mat1^-1 * mat2
which is probably what your program is doing already

the easier thing to do though, would be to use the equation solver... (which probably does a similar thing internally, but works a bit faster)

or doesn't the 9750 have a solver? :blink:

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Posted 31 March 2004 - 03:15 PM

the 9750 has simulanious and polynominal equation solver


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