6. Matrix And Row Operations(Cont.)
ī´ Interchange any two rows.
ī´ Multiply every element in a row by a non zero constant.
ī´ Add element of one row to corresponding elements of the another row.
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8. Echelon Form
ī´ We use Row Operations to make the matrix look like above.
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9. x +2y +z = 1
3x +5y+z = 3
2x +6y +7z = 1
Just Pick off the coefficient and put them in Matrix
And that Matrix will be called Augmented Matrix
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Third column also satisfises Echelon Form
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Substitute â1 in for z in second
equation to find y
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xcolumn
ycolumn
zcolumn
equal signs ī¨ īŠ 012 īŊīīĢy
2īŊy
Substitute â1 in for z and 2 for y in first
equation to find x.
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2īīŊx
Solution is: (â2 , 2 , â1)
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14. Reduced Echelon Form
ī´ We use Row Operations to make the matrix look like above.
ī´ There is no need for any substitution of variables back in equation.
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15. Letâs try this method on the problem we just
did. We take the matrix we ended up with
when doing row echelon form:
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Letâs get the 0 we need in the
second column by using the
second row as a tool.
â2r2+r1
Now weâll use row 3 as a tool to work on the
third column to get zeros above the 1.
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Notice when we put the variables and = signs
back in we have the solution
1,2,2 īīŊīŊīīŊ zyx
22. Band Pass Filter
ī´ Allows signals falling within a certain frequency band setup between two points to
pass through while blocking both the lower and higher frequencies either side of
this frequency band.
Ideal Case