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ALG2.236 Performing Row Operations Systematically (Extension) Worksheet

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ALG2.236 Performing Row Operations Systematically (Extension) - Select the correct use of elementary row operations to reach row-echelon form while avoiding arithmetic and sign errors. (Course extension)

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Algebra II

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
Choose the complete sign-correct sequence result for [1 3 -1 : 2; -2 -5 4 : 1; 3 8 0 : 7] after R2 <- R2 + 2R1; then R3 <- R3 - 3R1; then R3 <- R3 + R2.
A[1 3 -1 : 2; -4 -11 6 : -3; -4 -12 9 : -2]
B[1 3 -1 : 2; 0 1 2 : 5; 0 -1 3 : 1]
C[1 3 -1 : 2; 0 1 2 : 5; 0 0 5 : -6]
D[1 3 -1 : 2; 0 1 2 : 5; 0 0 5 : 6]
Solution & Explanation:Perform each row replacement in the stated order: R2 <- R2 + 2R1; then R3 <- R3 - 3R1; then R3 <- R3 + R2. The entries below the first pivot and then below the second pivot become zero, so the row-echelon matrix is [1 3 -1 : 2; 0 1 2 : 5; 0 0 5 : 6].
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
Which explanation correctly identifies why [1 0 2 : 3; 0 0 5 : 7; 0 4 1 : 8] is not in row-echelon form?
AThe first row contains a nonzero entry after its pivot.
BThe constants are not all positive.
CThe leading entry of the third row is in column 2, which is left of the leading entry of the second row in column 3.
DThe first pivot must be moved to the constant column.
Solution & Explanation:Leading entries must move to the right as you go down the rows. Here row 2 leads in column 3, but row 3 leads in column 2, so the order is not row-echelon.
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
The matrix [1 2 -1 : 4; 0 -5 3 : 7; 0 10 2 : -6] has the first column cleared. Which next operation clears the entry below the second pivot and keeps column 1 cleared?
AR3 <- R3 - 2R2
BR3 <- R3 + 2R2
CR2 <- R2 + 2R3
DR3 <- R3 + 2R1
Solution & Explanation:The second pivot is -5 and the target entry is 10. Use R3 <- R3 + 2R2 because 10 + 2(-5) = 0. Since R2 has 0 in column 1, the first-column zero in R3 is preserved.

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