Visual Gauss
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Visual Gauss is an exercise on the method of Gauss elimination to diagonalise a linear system or to find the inverse of a matrix. This method consists of transforming a given matrix to the identity matrix, by successive operations of modifications of rows.

You may work on this exercise for  linear systems or  matrices ,
of size , with coefficients
limited to .

The interface of the exercise contains a facility allowing you in certain cases to do the operations by clicking over the elements without making computations of coefficients. This facility may be disabled.

Other exercises on: Gauss   matrices   linear systems   fields   linear algebra  

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