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|a Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; Preface; Examples; Major results/proofs; 1 Systems of linear equations and their solution; 1.1 Recognizing linear systems and solutions; Given a system of equations and a collection of variables, determine whether the system is linear in the given variables; Given a system of linear equations in n variables, determine whether a given n-tuple is a solution; 1.2 Matrices, equivalence and row operations; Given a system of linear equations with numerical coefficients, write the associated augmented matrix and vice versa.
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|a Given a matrix and sequence of elementary row operations, apply the row operations to obtain an equivalent matrix1.3 Echelon forms and Gaussian elimination; Given a matrix, decide if it is in reduced row echelon form; Given a matrix, apply elementary row operations to obtain an equivalent matrix in reduced row echelon form; Solve several linear systems with the same coefficient matrix at once; 1.4 Free variables and general solutions.
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