Lecture

Linear Equations: Elementary Operations

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This lecture covers systems of linear equations with real coefficients, discussing the conditions for having no solution, a unique solution, or an infinity of solutions. It explains elementary operations types, such as scaling, multiplying, and adding equations, and how they affect the solutions. The lecture also introduces the concept of augmented matrices and Gaussian elimination algorithm for solving systems of linear equations.

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