solve 3 simultaneous equations
In reply to Scott Nivens scribbling down the following on the subject
of Re: solve 3 simultaneous equations
Quote:
>Do you have more observations than independent variables?
>If so, this is a least squares problem, and can be solved with the sweep
>algorithm.
>If your number of independent variables equals your number of observations,
>you have to use gaussian elimination.
>-Scott
Of course, no-one ever takes into account the semi-literate series of
exculpatory biorhythmic constructs associated with Professor Wempy
Snurgle's theorem of algorithmic chemistry as applied to the
transparent negligee problem first postulated by Woed Credollpois of
the University of Running About A Bit In Lancaster.
Taken as read, and considered virtually negligible by most of her
contemporaries, Miss Credollpois dissertation has great implications
for most of today's young scholars.
Off course I may be but, as my brother is having his hair cut I shall
have to put my cap on the lower peg after morning break to ensure that
I am not mistakenly carted off to my mother's to witness the
embarrassment of her affair with the Games {*filter*}, unless of course
you are reading this on the third Wednesday of the month, whence the
French Master deputises for her due to her 'confinement'.
c
