“…. + a nn x n = y n , (1.1) where the coefficient matrix A = (a ij ) is a crisp matrix and y i is a fuzzy number, 1 6 i, j 6 n. Many authors study numerical methods for solving FLS (1.1), such as Abbasbandy, Ezzati and Jafarian [1][2][3]9], Allahviranloo [4][5][6], Dehghan and Hashemi [8], Fariborzi Araghi and Fallahzadeh [10], Li, Li, and Kong [14], Miao, Wang, Zheng, and Yin [15,[18][19][20][21], Nasser, Matinfar, and Sohrabi [16], and Zhu, Joutsensalo, and Hämäläinen [22]. Some applications lead to the linear system (1.1) with an M -matrix A. Hashemi, Mirnia, and Shahmorad [12] solved the fuzzy linear system whose coefficient matrix is an M -matrix by using the Schur complement.…”