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April 29, 2025
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Solve the system using the following methods.
(
a
)
Use the user-defined function
GaussJordan
that
was developed in Problem 4.22.
(
b
)
Use MA
TLAB’s built-in functions.
-2 0 0 7 -3; 0 -5 -4 -3 12];
b=[12; -16; 14; 10; -30];
disp(
'Part (a)'
)
-4.6671
_
+
30 V
2
Ω
_
5
i
2
–4
i
3
–3
i
4
–1
2
i
5
+3
0
–
=
2
-4.6671