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Problem 2: Suppose that a 3 Ã 5 coefficient matrix A has a pivot in each of the three rows. If we augment A to represent a linear system, would this system have solutions (be consistent) or have no solutions
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Problem 2: Suppose that a 3 Ã 5 coefficient matrix A has a pivot in each of the three rows. If we augment A to represent a linear system, would this system have solutions (be consistent) or have no solutions (be inconsistent)? Explain your answer

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i’m sorry i don’t know the answer
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