4.3 Second-Order Determinants and Cramers Rule To derive Cramers Rule click here.here To see Cramers Rule click here.here To see examples click here.here.

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4.3 Second-Order Determinants and Cramers Rule To derive Cramers Rule click here.here To see Cramers Rule click here.here To see examples click here.here To return to this menu click

Find the solution to a system of linear equations (2 Equations, 2 Unknowns) The General Case

Do you see a pattern or a generalization we can make?

Second-Order Determinant How can we use this idea to write the solution to the system?

This method of solving a linear system is called Cramers Rule. Gabriel Cramer was an 18 th century Swiss mathematician.