Using matrices to solve non-linear simultaneous equations.
Is it possible to use the method of matrices to represent and solve systems of non-linear simultaneous equations?
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Why wouldn't it be? 
Original post by Khallil
Why wouldn't it be?
I'm not sure, but I've only seen it used for linear SEs
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Original post by majmuh24
It's kind of difficult to construct the matrices, though, I think. That's because squaring matrices, while possible, is really quite hard.
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