Maths4U
Menu

Exam-Style Problem

Back to Systems of equations
Browsing as Guest. Progress, bookmarks and attempts are disabled. Log in to track your work.
Systems of equations — problem 2 · Maths4U Original · 6 marks
17036

Notes & worked examples

Info
Maths4U Original · M4U-EXT-9231-FP2-T484-P02

Let \(A(t)=\left[\begin{matrix}1 & 1 & 1\\1 & t - 7 & 2\\2 & 2 & t - 6\end{matrix}\right]\). In the singular case consider right-hand side \((10,19,c)^T\). For the separate nonsingular calculation set \(t=10\) and use \(b=\left[\begin{matrix}28\\57\\78\end{matrix}\right]\).

  1. Find the singular value of t. Explain your reasoning. [2]
  2. Find the value of c that makes the singular system consistent. Explain your reasoning. [2]
  3. Find x in the specified nonsingular system. Explain your reasoning. [2]
No problems left in this filter.
Back to Systems of equations