The following diagram shows part of traffic junction in the city. Model the traffic between each of four intersections and give reason why LU Factorization is not possible to find the amount of traffic? 50 80 130 100 Select one: O a. Determinant of coefficient matrix is equal to zero O b. System have complex solution c. Number of Rows is not equal to number of columns O d. Coefficient matrix is not symmetric
The following diagram shows part of traffic junction in the city. Model the traffic between each of four intersections and give reason why LU Factorization is not possible to find the amount of traffic? 50 80 130 100 Select one: O a. Determinant of coefficient matrix is equal to zero O b. System have complex solution c. Number of Rows is not equal to number of columns O d. Coefficient matrix is not symmetric
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Transcribed Image Text:The following diagram shows part of traffic junction in the city. Model the traffic between each
of four intersections and give reason why LU Factorization is not possible to find the amount of
traffic?
50
80
130
100
Select one:
O a. Determinant of coefficient matrix is equal to zero
O b. System have complex solution
c. Number of Rows is not equal to number of columns
d. Coefficient matrix is not symmetric
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