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Question: Using, find the values ofsuch that the following equations have non-trivial solutions, and for each, solve the equations. (See example.)

{(6-λ)x+3y=03x-(2+λ)y=0

Short Answer

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The value of theλ such that the following equations have non-trivial solution is (-3) and 7.

When the value of λ=(-3), the solution of the equations is y=-3x.

And when the value of λ=7, the solution of the equations isx=3y

Step by step solution

01

Define theorem 8.9.

According to the theorem 8.9, the determinant of the coefficient will be zero when a system of n homogenous equations in n unknowns will have solutions other than the trivial solution.

02

Given parameters.

Given the system of equations {(6-λ)x+3y=03x-(2+λ)y=0.

03

Find the value of λ

By the theorem 8.9, the determinant of the coefficient must be zero.

6-λ33-2-λ=0

(6-λ)(-2-λ)-(3×3)=0λ2-4λ-21=0(λ+3)(λ-7)=0

Then the values will be λ=-3and λ=7.

04

Solve the equations.

Substituteλ=-3 in the given system of equations.

6-(-3)x+3y=06+3x+3y=09x+3y=0y=-3x

Also.

3x-2+-3y=03x-1y=0y=-3x

Now substitute λ=7in the given system of equations.

6-7x+3y=0-x+3y=0x=3y

Also,

3x-2 + 7y=03x-9y=0x=3y

So, the value of λ=-3and 7.

For λ=-3, the solution of the system of equation is y=-3x.

And for λ=7, the solution of the system of equation is x=3y.

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