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The Cramer's Rule calculator solves a system of simultaneous linear equations in three variables using Cramer's Rule. The equations are of the form aX+ bY + cZ = d. Enter the coefficients for the three equations
INSTRUCTIONS: Enter the coefficients in the matrix:
Linear Equation Solution (X, Y, Z): The calculator returns the [x, y, z] solution to the set of simultaneous equations.
Given a system of simultaneous equations:
a1⋅x+b1⋅y+c1=d1
a2⋅x+b2⋅y+c2=d2
a3⋅x+b3⋅y+c3=d3
We can represent these three equations in matrix form using a coefficient matrix, as [a1b1c1a2b2c2a3b3c3][xyz]=[d1d2d3], where we refer to [a1b1c1a2b2c2a3b3c3] as the coefficient matrix.
Using Cramer's rule we compute the determinant of the coefficient matrix: D=|a1b1c1a2b2c2a3b3c3|=a1⋅(b2⋅c3-b3⋅c2)+b1⋅(c2⋅a3-a2⋅c3)+c1⋅(a2⋅b3-b2⋅a3)
We also form the Dx, Dy, and Dz determinants as:
Dx=|d1b1c1d2b2c2d3b3c3|
Dy=|a1d1c1a2d2c2a3d3c3|
Dz=|a1b1d1a2b2d2a3b3d3|
Continuing with Cramer's Rule, we compute the values of x and y as:
x=DxD
y=DyD
z=DzD
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