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Problem Set No 1 2013-2014

This document provides instructions and problems for an advanced engineering analysis problem set involving matrices, determinants, and systems of linear equations. Students are asked to show their work and solutions in a specific format. The four problems include: (1) performing operations on given matrices; (2) calculating the determinant of a large matrix using specific reduction methods; (3) finding the inverse of a matrix using elementary row operations; and (4) solving a system of linear equations using four different methods and comparing two iterative methods.
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Problem Set No 1 2013-2014

This document provides instructions and problems for an advanced engineering analysis problem set involving matrices, determinants, and systems of linear equations. Students are asked to show their work and solutions in a specific format. The four problems include: (1) performing operations on given matrices; (2) calculating the determinant of a large matrix using specific reduction methods; (3) finding the inverse of a matrix using elementary row operations; and (4) solving a system of linear equations using four different methods and comparing two iterative methods.
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Advanced Engineering Analysis

Problem Set No. 1

Matrices, Determinants and Systems of Linear Equations

Instructions and Reminders:


*Show your complete and comprehensive solution.
*Include all relevant plots, graphs, derivations, concepts, etc. whenever possible.
*Follow the format provided in the e-groups Files section. No extra sheets (fly leaf, front
page, back page, etc.) nor folders should be used. Just staple your papers properly.
*Write your solutions legibly on the prescribed paper for the class.
*A random audit of your answers will be done in class to prove if you understand your
solutions. Prepare and beware.

Solve the following completely:

1. Given the matrices


 −1 9
2  0 3 −5 8
−4   9 −3 7 
A= , B =  −1 7 2 −2  , C= ,
0 8 8 2 −9 
   5 −6 0 −1
5 7
6 −3 4 
 −2 2
−3 2   
D= , E = 10  F = {5 3 −4 1}
 9 8 0  −3
   
 −1 −3 1 
Solve for the following (whenever possible):
a. 3B – 5DT
b. 6CB – 9AT
c. (5ETB + 2F)T

2. Given the matrix

 −3 8 −4 2 −4 6
 5 −2 1 −8 −1 −3

 2 −7 3 7 2 0
A= 
 −1 5 −3 4 −6 3 
 0 −2 6 −3 −5 −2 
 
 4 6 8 −9 1 7
Solve for the determinant by following the steps:
a. Reduce to dimension 5 by using Chios Method on the first element.
b. Reduce to dimension 4 by using Pivotal Method on the last element.
c. Reduce to dimension 3 by Chios Method on the first element.
d. Use Upper Triangular Elimination Method to solve for determinant.
3. Given the matrix
 2 1 9 −2 
 −3 4 −1 7 
B= 
 3 8 −4 9 
 
 7 −6 5 −7 
Solve for the Inverse Matrix Elementary Row Operations.

4. Given the system

6 x1 +4 x2 − 18 x3 − 4 x4 = −155
9 x1 − x2 + x3 +2 x4 = 3
6x1 − 2 x2 − 3 x3 +16 x4 = −44
3x1 − 12 x2 − 2 x3 +4 x4 = −40
a. Solve all x values using Cramer’s Rule.
b. Solve all x values using Gaussian Elemination.
c. Solve all x values using Doolittle’s Method.
d. If possible, compare the methods of Jacobi and Gauss-Seidel in getting the values of x. Start
with initial values x1 = x2 = 0, x3 = x4 = 1. Use xpresent – xprevious≤ 0.00005 as your stopping
criteria. Round-off x-values to 5 decimal places for every iteration.

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