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    The Application of Gauss-Jordan Method in Construction. Study Case: Determining The Amount of Material Needed in Building Project

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    The Application of Gauss-Jordan Method in Construction.

    Study Case : Determining the


    Amount of Material Needed in Building Project
    Nadhifa Laudza Shabrina, 03411740000029
    Department of Geophysics Engineering, Faculty of Civil, Environmental, and Geo Engineering,
    Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology
    ABSTRACT
    This experiment uses the Gauss-Jordan method with the aim of determining the amount
    of material needed by an engineer to complete a building project if three data holes are known
    where the materials can be obtained through a linear equation. The step taken by entering the
    function of Gauss-Jordan elimination in Matlab then use the ‘For’ command this command will
    be looping following its given conditions. Problems on this experiment is given a tabulation of pit
    and its percentage of sand, fine gravel and coarse gravel composition. From the computational
    results performed on Matlab, found that each hole needed to be transported 40.0581 m3 of sand,
    71.3140 m3 of fine gravel, and 51.6279 m3 of coarse gravel.

    Keywords : Elimination, Gauss-Jordan, Matrix, Method.

    1. INTRODUCTION sequence of operations performed on the


    corresponding matrix of coefficients. This
    Our daily lives cannot be separated
    method can also be used to find the rank of a
    from mathematical problems. In these
    matrix, to calculate the determinant of a
    problems, of course there are also
    mathematical problems that are difficult to matrix, and to calculate the inverse of
    solve simply. One of the mathematical an invertible square matrix.
    solution is by using Gauss-Jordan method. What must be considered in the use of
    Gauss-Jordan elimination method is used to the Jordan gauss method is to change the
    solve a system of linear equations and is a system of the liner equation which will be
    modified version of Gauss Elimination calculated as an augmentation matrix, then
    Method. It is similar and simpler than Gauss the elementary lines are operated in the
    elimination method as we have to perform 2 augmentation matrix to change the A matrix
    different process in Gauss elimination to be in the form of reduced echelon rows.
    method, formation of upper triangular matrix,
    and back substitution. In this case, we will To perform row reduction on a matrix,
    use the Gauss-Jordan elimination to one uses a sequence of elementary row
    determining the amount of material needed to operations to modify the matrix until the
    complete a building project. lower left-hand corner of the matrix is filled
    with zeros, as much as possible. There are
    three types of elementary row operations;
    2. LITERATURE REVIEW swapping two rows, multiplying a row by a
    2.1 Gauss-Jordan Elimination nonzero number, adding a multiple of one
    row to another row.
    Gaussian elimination is
    an algorithm for solving systems of linear
    equations. It is usually understood as a
    3. METHODOLOGY In this case we use for, end, loop
    structure to operated the values of x, y, z that
    3.1 Flowchart determined by using the Gauss-Jordan
    elimination method. The loop functions used
    START
    to repeat statements several times. Next, we
    use the pivoting command which functions as
    Variable x, y, z as a calculation operation with the main value to
    Pit1, Pit2, Pit3 start counting this is how to operate the gauss
    respectively Jordan method for the function.
    Define 5. CONCLUSION
    matrix A
    and B The computational results
    performed on Matlab, found that each hole
    needed to be transported 40.0581 m3 of sand,
    Combine 71.3140 m3 of fine gravel, and 51.6279 m3 of
    matrix A
    coarse gravel.
    and B
    into
    matrix C REFERENCES

    https://www.convict.lu/Jeunes/Mat
    Input
    Gauss- h/Gauss_Jordan_Elimination.htm
    Jordan https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/pro
    function gram-for-gauss-jordan-elimination-method/
    using for https://www.matesfacil.com/englis
    command h/high/solving-systems-by-Gaussian-
    Elimination.html
    Value of x,
    y and z

    END

    4. RESULT AND ANALYSIS


    On matrix A are presented the total of pit
    1, pit 2 and pit 3. While the elements of
    matrix B are presented the volume of
    materials that is needed. After that we
    combined matrix A and B as we called it
    matrix C which it is their augmented. The
    dimension of matrix C is described by m as
    the row and n as the column. Inside the for
    command of pivoting, we input other for
    command to convert the elements below the
    major diagonal to zeros. Then, input another
    for command to convert the elements above
    the major diagonal to zeros.
    APPENDIX

    % NADHIFA LAUDZA SHABRINA


    % 03411740000029
    % GEOPHYSICAL COMPUTATION B

    clear all
    clc

    % 52x+20y+25z=4800
    % 30x+50y+20z=5800
    % 18x+30y+55z=5700

    A = [52 20 25; 30 50 20; 18 30 55];


    B = [4800; 5800; 5700];

    C=[A B]
    % GAUSS-JORDAN METHOD
    [m,n]=size(C);
    for j=1:m-1
    for z=2:m
    %PIVOTING
    if C(j,j)==0
    %PIVOTING
    t=C(1,:);C(1,:)=C(z,:);
    %PIVOTING
    C(z,:)=t;
    %PIVOTING
    end
    %PIVOTING
    end
    for i=j+1:m
    C(i,:)=C(i,:)-
    C(j,:)*(C(i,j)/C(j,j)); %Convert
    the elements below the major
    diagonal to zeros
    end
    end
    for j=m:-1:2
    for i=j-1:-1:1
    C(i,:)=C(i,:)-
    C(j,:)*(C(i,j)/C(j,j));
    end
    end
    for s=1:m
    C(s,:)=C(s,:)/C(s,s);
    x(s)=C(s,n);
    end
    disp('Gauss-Jordan method:');
    C
    x'

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