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Tutorial 4 W5

The document outlines a tutorial focused on linear algebra, presenting two problems related to power distribution in a smart city using matrices. The first problem involves finding the mixing matrix K and the original source vector P through Gauss-Jordan elimination. The second problem explores the conditions under which a system of equations has no solution, exactly one solution, or infinitely many solutions, and requires finding specific values of k for these scenarios.

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Tutorial 4 W5

The document outlines a tutorial focused on linear algebra, presenting two problems related to power distribution in a smart city using matrices. The first problem involves finding the mixing matrix K and the original source vector P through Gauss-Jordan elimination. The second problem explores the conditions under which a system of equations has no solution, exactly one solution, or infinitely many solutions, and requires finding specific values of k for these scenarios.

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Tutorial Week 5: Linear Algebra

Problem 1: A smart city distributes power from three sources Solar, Wind, and Hydro represented by vector P . The
distribution to three city districts, vector C, is governed by the mixing matrix K:
2 3 2 3
2 1 1 21
K = 41 2 15 , C = 4215
1 1 2 24

The relationship is defined by the linear system KP = C.

1
1. Find K Use Gauss-Jordan elimination on the augmented matrix [K | I]. Show all intermediate row operations
clearly.
2. Calculate the original source vector P .

Problem 2: Find the values of k for which the system


(
x + ky = 1
kx + y = 1

(a) has no solution.


(b) exactly one solution.
(c) infinitely many solutions.

(d) When there is exactly one solution, find x and y.

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