Augmented Matrix for System of Linear Equations | Algebra 2

[@WrathofMath]

How to Solve a System using Augmented Matrix: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJy1k4NmgL1kfZY

[@jesusacristo307]

This doesnt help at all if you don't show how to solve

[@lifecoachthirl]

Agreed

[@h2take]

thanks for nothing bro i wasted about 12 min of my life 👍

[@Jacobconnor525]

why was this hated when there's a part two

[@laine7723]

this is the most nothingburger math video i've ever seen once you see how someone does it even ONCE; everybody knows how to do it people are clicking on this thinking that you are going to solve for x y and z and you are just not doing that it is an incredibly simple process and this video comes off as a waste of time considering it's you going on for 12 minutes on basically rewriting numbers in an augmented matrix. very not cool

[@chizzytheguy4990]

you really dont help at all

[@juweeriyaabdirisak292]

How to calculate then

[@satorugojo6921]

Fantastic and clear tutorial. I'll check up the followup row video, man. Seriously, thanks for the clear explanation for my literally clinically diagnosed ADHD addled mind...

[@WrathofMath]

Glad to help! This video is in my algebra 2 playlist, so it's pretty basic. You might find more of what you're looking for, solving systems with row operations, in my Lin Alg series: kzbin.info/aero/PLztBpqftvzxWT5z53AxSqkSaWDhAeToDG

[@M.Beacon]

3(X-2y=7) -3x+5y=-4 0x+y=17 so y is 17 not -17 And x =41

[@benhuynh6067]

y is -17, not 17.

[@twilliams2638]

Love your breakdown of the linear equations.

[@WrathofMath]

Thank you!

[@zacksnyder1029]

Hello, can I please ask you a question on subsets? how many subsets of {1, 2, 3, …, 20} are there with no more than 2 consecutive integers? Can you please explain step by step how to arrive at the answer?

[@amongusluvr857]

dont waste my time

[@alialo7961]

wtf bruh solve them lmfao