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Revision as of 10:59, 10 October 2017
Consider the following system of equations.
Find all real values of such that the system has only one solution.
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| 1. To solve a system of equations, we turn the system into an augmented matrix and |
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| 2. For a system to have a unique solution, we need to have no free variables. |
Solution:
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| To begin with, we turn this system into an augmented matrix. |
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