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Rom4ik [11]
3 years ago
9

Please help me thank you.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Alexxandr [17]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

3      -4    |   2

0      -1     |   7

3/2    -2    |   1

R1/3 ----> R1  (divide Row 1 by 3)

1       -4/3    |  2/3

0        -1      |   7

3/2      -2     |   1

R3 - 3/2  R1 -------> R3 (multiply Row 1 by 3/2 and subtract it from Row 3)

1      -4/3    |   2/3

0       -1      |    7

0       0      |    0

R2 / -1 -------> R2 (Divide Row 2 by -1)

1      -4/3   |  2/3

0        1     |   -7

0        0    |   0

R1 + 4/3 R2 --------> R1 (Multiply Row 2 by 4/3 and add it to Row 1)

1     0     |   -26/3

0    1      |      -7

0    0     |      0

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