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== Tutorial 4, 2009 ==
== Tutorial 4, 2009 ==


* We have already seen several elimination techniques for linear equation solving. In this question, you are to solve the following linear algebraic equations, using (a) Gauss elimination, (b) LU decomposition
* We have already seen several elimination techniques for linear equation solving. In this question, you are to solve the following linear algebraic equations, using LU decomposition
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Various practice questions will be posted here as the semester progresses. These questions are from previous exams, assignments and tutorials. No solutions will be posted.

Tutorial 3, 2009

  • Convert into decimal representation: (a) (10011101)2; (b) (0.001101)2
  • Convert into binary representation: (a) (45.625)10; (b) (0.1)10
  • Consider the following system of linear algebraic equations.
    • Use Gauss elimination (without pivoting) to solve these equations for (x1,x2,x3).
    • Validate your solution by comparing it to the one obtained with computer software.

{2x12x2+4x3=0x13x2+4x3=13x1x2+5x3=0

Tutorial 4, 2009

  • We have already seen several elimination techniques for linear equation solving. In this question, you are to solve the following linear algebraic equations, using LU decomposition

{2x12x2+4x3=0x13x2+4x3=13x1x2+5x3=0

  • We have also seen that the LU decomposition technique can be used to calculate matrix inverses. Using the results obtained in the question above, compute the inverse of the following matrix,

A=[224134315]