1. Cramer’s rule
Cramer’s rule using determinant to solve a system of Linear Equations
If 𝛥 ≠ 0 then the solutions of equations are given by
X =
𝜟𝑿
𝜟
, Y =
𝜟𝒀
𝜟
, Z =
𝜟𝒁
𝜟
Where
𝛥 is the coefficient Matrix
𝛥𝑋 is the matrix obtained from 𝛥 by replacing the coefficient of X
𝛥𝑌 is the matrix obtained from 𝛥 by replacing the coefficient of Y
𝛥𝑍 is the matrix obtained from 𝛥 by replacing the coefficient of Z
2. Q.1. Solve the following equations by using Cramer ‘s
Rule
X + Y - Z = -2
X – 2Y + Z = 3
2X - Y -3 Z = -1
3. Solution:
Step1: Write the equation in matrix form
Step 2 : Find the determinant of coefficient matrix
Step 3: Find the value of ‘X’
X =
𝜟𝑿
𝜟
Step 4: Find the value of ‘Y’
Y =
𝜟𝒀
𝜟
Step 5: Find the value of ‘Z’
Z =
𝜟𝒁
𝜟
Step 6: Check
4. X + Y - Z = -2
X – 2Y + Z = 3
2X - Y -3 Z = -1
Solution:
Step1: Write the equation in matrix form
1 1 −1
1 −2 1
2 −1 −3
𝑋
𝑌
𝑍
=
−2
3
−1
9. Solve the following equations by using Cramer ‘s Rule
1. X +2 Y +3Z = -6
4X +5 Y + 6Z = 15
7X +8Y +9 Z = 24
2. X +2 Y +Z = 3
2X +Y + 3Z = 5
2X +4Y +2Z = 7
3. X +2 Y +Z = 5
3X +Y + Z = 6
X +Y +4Z = 7
10. Ans: X = -0.11, Y =-1.2 , Z =0.66
Step 6: Check
Take any equation
X + Y - Z = -2
-0.11 – 1.2 – 0.66 = -2
-1.97 = -2
-2 = -2
X – 2Y + Z = 3
-0.11 – (2) 1.2 + 0.66 =3
2X - Y -3 Z = -1
2 ( -0.11) – (-1.2 –3) - (0.66 ) = - 1
Hence Proved.