Determinants
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13 9 II 13 15 Prob. 30. Show that the three right lines y ^ X -\- I, J/ = — 2JC + 16, y ■ intersect in a common point.
3ar • Art, 25. Consistence of Linear Systems.
When the number of given equations is greater than the number of unknowns their consistency with one another must 34 DETERMINANTS.
obviously depend upon some relation among the coefficients.
This relation will now be investigated for the case of (« + i) linear equations involving n unknowns. Let the equations be a„'x' + . . . + «,....
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
13 9 II 13 15 Prob. 30. Show that the three right lines y ^ X -\- I, J/ = — 2JC + 16, y ■ intersect in a common point.
3ar • Art, 25. Consistence of Linear Systems.
When the number of given equations is greater than the number of unknowns their consistency with one another must 34 DETERMINANTS.
obviously depend upon some relation among the coefficients.
This relation will now be investigated for the case of (« + i) linear equations involving n unknowns. Let the equations be a„'x' + . . . + «,....
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