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    Cramer's Rule - C Program

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    This C program takes in coefficients for a 3x3 matrix and calculates its determinant. It then takes in values for d1, d2, d3 and calls the finddet function to calculate determinants with d substituted in each row to check for solutions to a system of linear equations. Based on the determinant values, it prints the appropriate solution or states that no solution exists.

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    Cramer's Rule - C Program

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    This C program takes in coefficients for a 3x3 matrix and calculates its determinant. It then takes in values for d1, d2, d3 and calls the finddet function to calculate determinants with d substituted in each row to check for solutions to a system of linear equations. Based on the determinant values, it prints the appropriate solution or states that no solution exists.

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    This C program takes in coefficients for a 3x3 matrix and calculates its determinant. It then takes in values for d1, d2, d3 and calls the finddet function to calculate determinants with d substituted in each row to check for solutions to a system of linear equations. Based on the determinant values, it prints the appropriate solution or states that no solution exists.

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    Cramer's Rule - C Program

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    This C program takes in coefficients for a 3x3 matrix and calculates its determinant. It then takes in values for d1, d2, d3 and calls the finddet function to calculate determinants with d substituted in each row to check for solutions to a system of linear equations. Based on the determinant values, it prints the appropriate solution or states that no solution exists.

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    #include<stdio.

    h>

    double finddet(double a1,double a2, double a3,double b1, double b2,double b3, double c1,
    double c2, double c3);

    void main()

         double a1, a2, a3, b1, b2, b3, c1, c2, c3, d1, d2, d3,det, detx, dety, detz;

         

         printf("\n a1?"); /*Input Coefficients*/

         scanf("%lf",&a1);

         printf("\n b1?");

         scanf("%lf",&b1);

         printf("\n c1?");

         scanf("%lf",&c1);

         printf("\n d1?");

         scanf("%lf",&d1);

         printf("\n a2?");

         scanf("%lf",&a2);

         printf("\n b2?");

         scanf("%lf",&b2);

         printf("\n c2?");

         scanf("%lf",&c2);

         printf("\n d2?");

         scanf("%lf",&d2);

         printf("\n a3?");

         scanf("%lf",&a3);

         printf("\n b3?");
         scanf("%lf",&b3);

         printf("\n c3?");

         scanf("%lf",&c3);

         printf("\n d3?");

         scanf("%lf",&d3);

         det=finddet(a1,a2,a3,b1,b2,b3,c1,c2,c3);   /*Find determinants*/

         detx=finddet(d1,d2,d3,b1,b2,b3,c1,c2,c3);

         dety=finddet(a1,a2,a3,d1,d2,d3,c1,c2,c3);

         detz=finddet(a1,a2,a3,b1,b2,b3,d1,d2,d3);

         

         if(d1==0 && d2==0 && d3==0 && det==0)

              printf("\n Infinite Solutions\n ");

         else if(d1==0 && d2==0 && d3==0 && det!=0)   /*Print Answers depending on various
    conditions*/

              printf("\n x=0\n y=0, \n z=0\n ");

         else if(det!=0)

              printf("\n x=%lf\n y=%lf\n z=%lf\n", (detx/det), (dety/det), (detz/det));

         else if(det==0 && detx==0 && dety==0 && detz==0)

              printf("\n Infinite Solutions\n ");

         else

              printf("No Solution\n ");

    getch()

     
    double finddet(double a1,double a2, double a3,double b1, double b2,double b3, double c1,
    double c2, double c3)

    { return ((a1*b2*c3)-(a1*b3*c2)-(a2*b1*c3)+(a3*b1*c2)+(a2*b3*c1)-(a3*b2*c1));
    /*expansion of a 3x3 determinant*/

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