A = [1 1; 1 -1]; b = [80; 20]; A_inverse = inv(A); x = A\b; disp('A inverse is'); disp(A_inverse); disp(['x1 is ', num2str(x(1)), ' and x2 is ', num2str(x(2))]); if isequal(round(x), [50; 30])     disp('Success'); else

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A = [1 1; 1 -1];
b = [80; 20];

A_inverse = inv(A);
x = A\b;

disp('A inverse is');
disp(A_inverse);
disp(['x1 is ', num2str(x(1)), ' and x2 is ', num2str(x(2))]);

if isequal(round(x), [50; 30])
    disp('Success');
else
    disp('Incorrect: Please try again');
end.  Output matlab. . 

 

 

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