LinearSolve
 Usage
Notes
 Further Examples
This is the solution of the linear system m.s  v.
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This checks the result.
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LinearSolve with one argument gives a LinearSolveFunction object that corresponds to a given matrix.
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You can apply the LinearSolveFunction object repeatedly to vectors to get solutions.
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We can also solve rectangular linear systems if a solution exists.
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This checks the result.
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In this case we have an infinite number of solutions. To get all the solutions we can use Solve.
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The set of solutions is one-dimensional.
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This checks the result.
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The solution generated by LinearSolve corresponds to c 0.
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There are systems of linear equations for which there are no solutions.
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Modular systems You can solve matrix equations over the integers modulo  .
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This checks the result.
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This clears the variables.
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