Gauss-Jordan Elimination

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You explained Gauss Jordan elimination, or tri-diagonalization of a matrix very nicely. GJ elimination is how most computer programs reduce a set of linear equations. Once you do things this way, you will never go back to doing substitution again ... well, except for 2x2 matrices. Then, the Cramer rule is probably faster.

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I was solving system of linear equations in following way 1. Check if system of equations has solution (we call it Kronecker - Capelli theorem) Rank of coefficients matrix must be equal to the rank of augmented matrix 2. Reduce system of equations to the Cramer form (From coefficient matrix choose submatrix rxr with r linearly independent rows, where r is the rank of A free variables move to the column vector) 3. Solve system of equations in the Cramer form your favourite way such as Cramer's rule (with determinants) xor left multiplying by matrix inverse

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You do good, but try not to combine too many steps at the same time as you did near the end. Good to have such a nice explanation of the differences between the different types of elimination. Better to have more simpler steps and fewer complex steps. Good to stick to a blackboard or whiteboard than a computer monitor. I ENJOY YOUR TEACHING AND PRESENTATION.

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