Find Reduced Row Echelon Form
Problem
Solution
Identify the first pivot in the first column, which is already
1 at(R_1) Eliminate the entries below the first pivot by performing row operations
(R_2)−(R_1)→(R_2) (R_3)−(R_1)→(R_3) (R_4)−2*(R_1)→(R_4) and(R_5)−2*(R_1)→(R_5)
Normalize the second row by multiplying by
−1 to create a pivot of1 at(R_2)
Eliminate the entries in the second column around the new pivot using
(R_1)−(R_2)→(R_1) (R_3)+(R_2)→(R_3) (R_4)+(R_2)→(R_4) and(R_5)+(R_2)→(R_5)
Swap
(R_3) and(R_4) to move the non-zero row up, then multiply the new(R_3) by−1 to create the third pivot.
Eliminate the entries in the third column around the third pivot using
(R_1)−(R_3)→(R_1) (R_2)+(R_3)→(R_2) and(R_5)+(R_3)→(R_5)
Final Answer
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