From: mohamed amin on
i need acode that can get the inversion of amatrix using gaussian elimination
From: EE Student on
"mohamed amin" <mohamedamin45(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message <hrfn4p$6pe$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>...
> i need acode that can get the inversion of amatrix using gaussian elimination

What have you got so far? Where are yo having problems?
From: Steven Lord on

"mohamed amin" <mohamedamin45(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:hrfn4p$6pe$1(a)fred.mathworks.com...
>i need acode that can get the inversion of amatrix using gaussian
>elimination

If you're planning to use this function to solve a system of linear
equations A*x=b by computing inv(A) and then computing x = inv(A)*b, you
should not do this. Use the backslash operator instead.

If you need to do this because it was assigned to you as homework in a
linear algebra or numerical analysis class, you will need to show what
you've done to solve the problem yourself and ask for SPECIFIC help, as the
general policy of the newsgroup is not to provide code for homework but to
provide assistance with the homeworker's code.

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