Solve 3x3 systems with matrices (Gaussian elimination - row reduction) | Math Hacks

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Thank you for sharing this video. It has helped me understand Gussian elimination better. What is the difference between using this and Cramer's rule? This seems like a lot of work in comparrison.

[@MathHacks]

Great question! Yes you can definitely use Cramer’s rule for this type of problem as well. The benefit of using Gaussian elimination is that it remains roughly the same amount of steps when you go about solving larger matrices, whereas to use cramers rule for larger matrices you end up having to do more and more work as the system gets bigger. But cramers rule is another great approach to solving 3 variable systems / 3x3 matrices!!

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Will the same method of steps get the right answer every time ?

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