Formula and example
How it is calculated
A·x=b. Gauss–Jordan elimination transforms the augmented coefficient matrix using valid row operations.
Worked example
x+y=5 and x−y=1 give x=3 and y=2. Enter “1; 1; 5” and “1; −1; 1” on separate lines.
Things to check
- The implementation uses floating-point numbers, row scaling and pivot selection. It is not a symbolic fraction solver.
- Nearly dependent equations are numerically sensitive. For unique solutions, the substitution residual shows the largest remaining discrepancy.
Frequently asked questions
What does infinitely many solutions mean?
At least one variable remains free because the equations do not provide enough independent conditions. This differs from a contradictory system with no solution.