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  • $x  + y/2 =  9$
  • $3x  + y = 10$


What can be said about the Gauss-Siedel iterative method for solving the above set of linear equations?

  1. it will converge
  2. It will diverse
  3. It will neither converge nor diverse
  4. It is not applicable

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Answer: A

As,

|1| + |1/2| <= |9|

and |3| + |1| <= |10|
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