Linear Algebra and Its Applications · Problem 1.3.26

Matrices and Gaussian Elimination — Gilbert Strang

Mathematics · gaussian-elimination

Problem

Solve by elimination the system of two equations x−y=03x+6y=18.\begin{aligned} x - y &= 0 \\ 3x + 6y &= 18. \end{aligned} Draw a graph representing each equation as a straight line in the xx-yy plane; the lines intersect at the solution. Also, add one more line—the graph of the new second equation which arises after elimination.

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