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Write the linear system as ax = b?

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Final answer:

In a linear system, the linear equations can be represented as ax = b, with 'a' as the coefficient matrix, 'x' as the variable matrix, and 'b' as the constant matrix.

Step-by-step explanation:

The linear system can be represented as ax = b, where 'a' is the coefficient matrix, 'x' is the variable matrix, and 'b' is the constant matrix.

For example, consider the following linear system:

  • 2x + 3y = 8
  • 4x - 5y = -6

The coefficient matrix 'a' is:

| 2 3 |

The variable matrix 'x' is:

| x |

| y |

The constant matrix 'b' is:

| 8 |

| -6 |

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