After three iterations, the Jacobi method applied with initial approximation (0) x = x = 0.1 %3D to the system X1 + 3.x2 X3 | 3.x1 – - x2 X2 + 2.x3 1 (after it has been re-arranged so that it is strictly diagonally dominant), gives the solution of the system as 1 =..., X2 = ... and r3 = when all computations ... are rounded to three significant digits.

After three iterations, the Jacobi method applied with initial approximation (0) x = x = 0.1 %3D to the system X1 + 3.x2 X3 | 3.x1 – - x2 X2 + 2.x3 1 (after it has been re-arranged so that it is strictly diagonally dominant), gives the solution of the system as 1 =..., X2 = ... and r3 = when all computations ... are rounded to three significant digits.

Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction

4th Edition

ISBN:9781285463247

Author:David Poole

Publisher:David Poole

Chapter2: Systems Of Linear Equations

Section2.5: Iterative Methods For Solving Linear Systems

Problem 5EQ

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