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Find all solutions x1, x2, x3 of the equation

b→=x1v1→+x2v2→+x3v3→

Where

b→=[-8-1215], v1→=[1475], v3→=[2583],v4→=[4691]

Short Answer

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The solution of the system of equation b→=x1v1→+x2v2→+x3v3→is, x1=2,x2=3 and x3=-4.

Step by step solution

01

Concept introduction

Two vectors are perpendicular to each other if their dot product is zero,

Let us suppose thatx→and y→are two perpendicular then these two vectors are said to be perpendicular, if

x→.y→=0

02

Given data

b→=x1v1→+x2v2→+x3v3→,

b→=-8-1215, v1→=1475, v2→=2583,v3→=4691

03

Find all the solutions of the given equation,

Consider the equation,

b→=x1v1→+x2v2→+x3v3→

Substitute the respective given values,

-8-1215=x11475+x22583+x34691

Now the matrix form of the above equation is,

124456789531x1x2x3=-8-1215

Augmented form of the above matrix is,

124|-8456|-1789|2531|15

Now use Gauss-Jordan elimination method to perform the elimination on the above matrix,

Use operation, R2→R2-4R1,R3→R3-7R1andR4→R4-5R1

124-80-3-10310-6-19580-7-1955

Use operation,R2→-R23

124-801103-3130-6-19580-7-1955

Use operation, R1→R1-2R2,R3→R3+6R2andR4→R4+7R2

10-8338301103-313001-400133-523

Use operation, R1→R1+83R3,R3→R2-103R3andR4→R4-133R3

10020103001-40000

So, the system of equation is,

100010001000x1x2x3=23-40

Solution of the above system is,

x1=2x2=3x3=-4

Thus the solution of the system of equation b→=x1v1→+x2v2→+x3v3→is, x1=2,x2=3 and x3=-4.

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