Gauss Elimination System
1. The problem is to use the Gauss Elimination method to solve the system of linear equations:
$$a x + b y + c z = j$$
$$d x + e y + f z = k$$
$$g x + h y + i z = l$$
2. Start by considering the first two equations to eliminate $x$ and express $y$ and $z$.
3. From the first equation, express $x$ as:
$$x = \frac{j - b y - c z}{a}$$
4. Substitute this expression for $x$ into the second equation:
$$d \left(\frac{j - b y - c z}{a}\right) + e y + f z = k$$
Multiply both sides by $a$ to clear the denominator:
$$d(j - b y - c z) + a e y + a f z = a k$$
Which expands to:
$$d j - d b y - d c z + a e y + a f z = a k$$
Group terms with $y$ and $z$:
$$(- d b + a e) y + (- d c + a f) z = a k - d j$$
5. Solve for $y$:
$$y = \frac{a k - d j - z(- d c + a f)}{- d b + a e} = \frac{d j - a k + z(c d - a f)}{b d - a e}$$
6. The problem states this as:
$$y = \frac{(d j - a k) - z(c d - a f)}{b d - a e}$$
7. Finally, substitute $y$ and $z$ back into the first equation to find $x$:
$$x = \frac{j - b y - c z}{a}$$
8. Thus, the solution expressions are:
$$z = z$$
$$y = \frac{(d j - a k) - z (c d - a f)}{b d - a e}$$
$$x = \frac{j - b y - c z}{a}$$
These are the formulas derived from Gauss Elimination method to express $x$ and $y$ in terms of $z$ and constants.