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Jenel Darland

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I'm writing an RREF function of my own and need to perform row swaps to obtain upper triangular form. I have the following augmented matrix: [1,-1,2,0,7;0,0,1,2,1;0,0,-1,-2,-3;0,0.2,0,0.6,0.6]. Will you please look at my flawed script? Thanks!
%Index columns, then rows, to check if there are any nonzero entries below the matrix(j,j) value for j=2:n-1 for i=j:m...

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I am trying to write my own rref and have the following code. It appears to have worked for the first column but not for all other columns for a test augmented matrix I entered. Can you please assist? Thanks!
%Loop through columns, then rows %j=1:n-1 because matrix is augmented and I only want to check the square matrix values; howe...

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