Parametric Solution Finder

Unravel infinite solutions of linear equation systems. Input your matrix and vector to find parametric representations.

Coefficient Matrix (A)

Enter the coefficient matrix as a JSON array of arrays.

Constant Vector (b)

Enter the constant vector as a JSON array.

Parametric Solution

Understanding Parametric Solutions

A parametric solution is used when a system of linear equations has infinitely many solutions. Instead of listing all infinite solutions, we express them in terms of parameters (usually denoted as t1, t2, etc.). This tool helps you find these parametric forms for systems where the number of variables exceeds the number of independent equations.

How to Use:

Coefficient Matrix (A): Enter the coefficients of your variables in a matrix format. Each inner array represents a row in the matrix. For example, for equations x + 2y = 3 and 2x + 4y = 6, the matrix is [[1, 2], [2, 4]].
Constant Vector (b): Enter the constants on the right side of your equations as a single array. For the same example, the vector is [3, 6].
Click 'Calculate' to find the parametric solution. If a solution exists, it will be displayed below.
Use 'Reset' to clear inputs and results. 'Copy Solution' to copy the parametric solution to your clipboard.

This tool is designed for underdetermined systems, which typically have more variables than equations, leading to infinite solutions. Ensure your inputs are valid JSON array formats for accurate results.