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You say which columns have my pivot entries or are associated with pivot variables?

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You might say well what's the difference between this parametric equation and this parametric equation?

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But absolutely no power of constraint.

And then if we solve for our pivot variables, right?

Like if you viewed the pivot point as like,

These are called the pivot entries.

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And you can express it as a sum of the pivot variables, where the pivot variables are a function of the free variables.

The variables that you associate with your pivot entries, we call these pivot variables. x1 and x3 are pivot variables.

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One of them is like a pivot point.

And this is by definition of pivot entries.

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And just to kind of hit the point home of kind of making up a parametric equation.

And that's why parametric equations are useful.

You say, OK, x1 and x2 are associated with pivot variables, or they are the pivot variables, and they're associated with these first two columns, and so those first two columns would be a basis for the column space.

Pivot entries have 0's, or pivot columns have 0's everywhere except for where they have a 1.

So what you see is that this set of parametric equations has the exact same shape of its path as this set of parametric equations.

The x variables associated with them, we can call them pivot variables, and the ones that are not associated with our pivot columns are free variables.

You can always express the vectors that are associated with the non pivot columns as linear combinations of the vectors that are associated with the pivot columns.

We've shown that because the pivot columns here are

If we solve for our pivot variables what do we get?

And that's why you need these parametric equations.

look at the variables that are associated with the pivot entries.

And you look at its pivot columns, so this is a pivot column.

This is the main method that I use. This is called functional MRI.

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So the direction of t's parametric equations is in that direction.

But this is about parametric equations and not trigonometry.

All pivot columns, by definition are linearly independent.

My pivot entries are the only entries in their columns.

This is the main method that I use.

So there's all sorts of parametric equations that you can define.

Or the set of pivot columns are always linearly independent when you take away the non pivot columns, then the corresponding columns in your original vector are also

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Then, make sure to double check the breaker to ensure there is no voltage present before you swap the positions of the L1 and L2 lines

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You can turn into an arbitrary number of parametric equations.

Now let's solve for, essentially you can only solve for your pivot variables.

linear combination of the ones that were associated with the pivot columns before.