SOLUTIONS TO SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS Flashcards

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A polynomial expression containing more than one variable, that has no exponent or power higher than 1.

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LINEAR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS

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The task here is to determine the values of x, y and z

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System of linear algebraic equations

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The number of unknowns must match the number of available equations as long as the system has a unique set of values for the variables (x, y and z).

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System of linear algebraic equations

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The solutions of ______ and ______ Equations make use of solutions to algebraic equations.

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Mesh and Nodal

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the common methods in solving systems of linear equations

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A. ITERATIVE METHODS
B. MATRIX METHODS

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A. ITERATIVE METHODS

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A.1. Jacobi Iteration
A.2. Gauss-Seidel Iteration

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B. MATRIX METHODS

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B.1. Inverse Matrix
B.2. Gauss Elimination Method
B.3. Gauss-Jordan Elimination Method
B.4. LU Factorization

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A matrix consists of a rectangular array (rows and columns) of elements represented by a single symbol.

Example: Matrix B is denoted by [B]

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Matrix Notation

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A matrix element is one of the quantities found inside a matrix. An element in Matrix B is denoted by bij, i and j gives the location of the element in the matrix –** i **for the **ith row **and **j **– for the jth column.

Example: b32 means that the element is in matrix B and found in the 3rd row and 2nd column

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Matrix Element and Location

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Matrix Size

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m by n or m x n

Where
m: refers to the number of rows
n: refers to the number of columns

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(3) Special Matrix

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  1. square matrix
  2. column vector
  3. row vector
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(6) Special Square Matrices

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  1. Symmetric Matrix
  2. Diagonal Matrix
  3. Diagonally Dominant Matrix
  4. Identity Matrix
  5. Upper Triangular Matrix (U-Matrix)
  6. Lower Triangular Matrix (L-Matrix)
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the elements in the ith row equals or matches the elements in the jth column.

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Symmetric Matrix

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the elements NOT found in the main diagonal are zero.

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Diagonal Matrix

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the ABSOLUTE value of the elements found in the main diagonal are the greatest value or magnitude in its row.

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Diagonally Dominant Matrix

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16
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is a diagonal matrix where all elements on the main diagonal are equal to 1.

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Identity Matrix

17
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is a matrix where all the elements below the main diagonal are zero.

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Upper Triangular Matrix (U-Matrix)

18
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is a matrix where all the elements above the main diagonal are zero.

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Lower Triangular Matrix (L-Matrix)