Principles of Mathematics in Operations Research

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0i
1
= (A<A)-Wy=^
11
-3
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12345
0 =
0o
0i
= {A^1 A)^A*y
10
" 11 -3'
-3 1
"20"
72 =
'0.4'
1.2 =
'0o
01
5 = 3, y = 4,
SSxy = (l-3)(l-4)+(2-3)(4-4)+(3-3)(4-4)+(4-3)(4-4)+(5-3)(7-4) = 12,
SSXX = (1 - 3)^2 + (2 - 3)^2 + (3 - 3)^2 + (4 - 3)^2 + (5 - 3)^2 = 10.
12 -
ft = -,#> = 4-1.2(3) = 0.4.
3.3
(a) Let us interchange the first two equations to get A[ = LU:
A[ =
Here, the form of L is a bit different, but serves for the purpose. We solve
LUx = 6'j = [19,8,3]T in two stages: Lc = b', then Ux = c.
"2 1 3"
1 32
32 1



  • 2
    3
    1
    3
    1


"Ml
1 0
0 0

"3 2 1"

(^0) u Ii
3 3
0 Of _
Lc =b[ & §
Ux = c<=>
Final check:



  • 2
    3
    1
    3
    1


-Ml
10
0 0_

"ci"
C2
.C3.

__

'19"
8
3

=*• c 3 = 18.
<^> c^2 = 7
ci = 3

3 2 1
nil U
3 3
0 0 f _

'xi
X2
.X3.

_

" 3"
7
_18_

=> xi = 0.
<£> => x 2 = -2
x 3 = 7

Aix =

"132"
2 1 3
32 1_

0'
-2
7

=

" 8"
19
3_

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