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Exam 9: Systems of Equations and Inequalities

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Let Let be the identity matrix of order 2, and let . Find the polynomial for the given matrix A. (In the study of matrices, is the characteristic polynomial of A, and the zeros of are the characteristic values (eigenvalues) of A.) be the identity matrix of order 2, and let Let be the identity matrix of order 2, and let . Find the polynomial for the given matrix A. (In the study of matrices, is the characteristic polynomial of A, and the zeros of are the characteristic values (eigenvalues) of A.) . Find the polynomial Let be the identity matrix of order 2, and let . Find the polynomial for the given matrix A. (In the study of matrices, is the characteristic polynomial of A, and the zeros of are the characteristic values (eigenvalues) of A.) for the given matrix A. (In the study of matrices, Let be the identity matrix of order 2, and let . Find the polynomial for the given matrix A. (In the study of matrices, is the characteristic polynomial of A, and the zeros of are the characteristic values (eigenvalues) of A.) is the characteristic polynomial of A, and the zeros of Let be the identity matrix of order 2, and let . Find the polynomial for the given matrix A. (In the study of matrices, is the characteristic polynomial of A, and the zeros of are the characteristic values (eigenvalues) of A.) are the characteristic values (eigenvalues) of A.) Let be the identity matrix of order 2, and let . Find the polynomial for the given matrix A. (In the study of matrices, is the characteristic polynomial of A, and the zeros of are the characteristic values (eigenvalues) of A.)

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Use the method of substitution to solve the system. Use the method of substitution to solve the system.

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A hospital dietician wishes to prepare a corn-squash vegetable dish that will provide at least A hospital dietician wishes to prepare a corn-squash vegetable dish that will provide at least grams of protein and cost no more than cents per serving. An ounce of creamed corn provides gram of protein and costs cents. An ounce of squash supplies gram of protein and costs cents. For taste, there must be at least ounces of corn and at least as much squash as corn. It is important to keep the total number of ounces in a serving as small as possible. Find the combination of corn and squash that will minimize the amount of ingredients used per serving. grams of protein and cost no more than A hospital dietician wishes to prepare a corn-squash vegetable dish that will provide at least grams of protein and cost no more than cents per serving. An ounce of creamed corn provides gram of protein and costs cents. An ounce of squash supplies gram of protein and costs cents. For taste, there must be at least ounces of corn and at least as much squash as corn. It is important to keep the total number of ounces in a serving as small as possible. Find the combination of corn and squash that will minimize the amount of ingredients used per serving. cents per serving. An ounce of creamed corn provides A hospital dietician wishes to prepare a corn-squash vegetable dish that will provide at least grams of protein and cost no more than cents per serving. An ounce of creamed corn provides gram of protein and costs cents. An ounce of squash supplies gram of protein and costs cents. For taste, there must be at least ounces of corn and at least as much squash as corn. It is important to keep the total number of ounces in a serving as small as possible. Find the combination of corn and squash that will minimize the amount of ingredients used per serving. gram of protein and costs A hospital dietician wishes to prepare a corn-squash vegetable dish that will provide at least grams of protein and cost no more than cents per serving. An ounce of creamed corn provides gram of protein and costs cents. An ounce of squash supplies gram of protein and costs cents. For taste, there must be at least ounces of corn and at least as much squash as corn. It is important to keep the total number of ounces in a serving as small as possible. Find the combination of corn and squash that will minimize the amount of ingredients used per serving. cents. An ounce of squash supplies A hospital dietician wishes to prepare a corn-squash vegetable dish that will provide at least grams of protein and cost no more than cents per serving. An ounce of creamed corn provides gram of protein and costs cents. An ounce of squash supplies gram of protein and costs cents. For taste, there must be at least ounces of corn and at least as much squash as corn. It is important to keep the total number of ounces in a serving as small as possible. Find the combination of corn and squash that will minimize the amount of ingredients used per serving. gram of protein and costs A hospital dietician wishes to prepare a corn-squash vegetable dish that will provide at least grams of protein and cost no more than cents per serving. An ounce of creamed corn provides gram of protein and costs cents. An ounce of squash supplies gram of protein and costs cents. For taste, there must be at least ounces of corn and at least as much squash as corn. It is important to keep the total number of ounces in a serving as small as possible. Find the combination of corn and squash that will minimize the amount of ingredients used per serving. cents. For taste, there must be at least A hospital dietician wishes to prepare a corn-squash vegetable dish that will provide at least grams of protein and cost no more than cents per serving. An ounce of creamed corn provides gram of protein and costs cents. An ounce of squash supplies gram of protein and costs cents. For taste, there must be at least ounces of corn and at least as much squash as corn. It is important to keep the total number of ounces in a serving as small as possible. Find the combination of corn and squash that will minimize the amount of ingredients used per serving. ounces of corn and at least as much squash as corn. It is important to keep the total number of ounces in a serving as small as possible. Find the combination of corn and squash that will minimize the amount of ingredients used per serving.

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Find the inverse of the matrix if it exists. Find the inverse of the matrix if it exists.

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Use matrices to solve the system. Use matrices to solve the system.

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Solve the system. Solve the system.

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Use the method of substitution to solve the system. Use the method of substitution to solve the system.

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