This document discusses using genetic algorithms to solve linear systems of equations. It explains that genetic algorithms can be used as an alternative to conventional numerical methods like Gaussian elimination to find optimal values for unknown variables. The key steps are: (1) creating a genetic class with genes representing each unknown variable containing possible values, (2) defining a fitness function that substitutes gene values into the equations, (3) running the genetic algorithm to find values that minimize the fitness value and solve the system of equations. The genetic algorithm approach avoids rounding errors of mathematical methods and can solve large matrix systems.