Traffic Flow Application MADE EASY | Linear Algebra APPLICATIONS

In this video, we cover linear algebra applications. We look into the traffic flow theory based on network analysis and solving systems of linear equations. This is a traffic flow application of linear algebra example.

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[katerinazhalova]

Finally, an explanation that makes sense. Thank you for this excellent video!

[scaryhoboclown]

I'm taking Linear Algebra now, and this video was incredibly helpful. Thank you so much!

[nonewnameformenuhuh]

You are a god among men. Thank you for covering this problem.

[bmariani]

Well explained. Crystal Clear !! Formulated and Solved the traffic flow problem along with you to check my steps and results.
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[xavier.antony]

Thank you for post LA videos.. Very charming. If possible, please go beyond Linear Algebra

[osmanshah]

Such a great explanation. Thank you very much.

[Wompta]

This helped me a ton, thanks and keep up the good work!

[soutlykuoyhay]

sir, What are the minimum and maximum possible
flows on each street? How can we write it?

[millamatveeva]

Очень хороший пример иллюстрации применения линейной системы на практике

[candacepham]

Can I ask why the maximum of x4 in both example are 700 and 475 respectively ? Thank you a lot

[eddieleveridge]

How would this process change if the roads were two-way instead of one-way?

[hannahmae]

Good video! May I ask how can we know if we subtract or add x sub 4 when solving each equation after we get the RREF? Also, is x sub 4 always the free variable?

[baranyardim]

thanks for the vıdeo i appreciate it so helpful

[Syntaxxed]

i wish my traffic flow questions looked as simple as this one, just a rectangle with one in and one outflow at each intersection :( I have one where the inflow is different than the outflow lol

[NirajKumar-djnz]

you could have simply calculate d y early on but you have to stretch it till the very end