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use the approximate operation count 2n^3 /3 for guassian elimination to estimate how much longer it takes to solve n equations in n unknowns if n is tripled

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Answer:

the appropriate operation count is 27 times longer than the original one.

Explanation:

Given the data in the question;

let us consider the approximate operation count for the system of n₁ equation in n₁ unknowns as;
(2)/(3)n₁³ Or

O₁ =
(2)/(3)n₁³

so if the value of the unknowns is tripled i.e, n₂ = 3n₁,

the appropriate operation count will be;

O₂ =
(2)/(3)n₂³

=
(2)/(3)(3n_(1))³

=
(2)/(3) × 27 × n₁³

= 27(
(2)/(3)n₁³ )

O₂ = 27(O₁)

Therefore, the appropriate operation count is 27 times longer than the original one.

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