5/2 Carry out the indicated algebraic operation. (If not possible, enter IMPOSSIBLE in any cell of the matrix.)3.1C =2-58A =В -6 -51 -3 -51 -21000 1 0[5 7]E =F =D =0 0 1T-5 1 -79 7-33 -2G =H =1-9 44(a)AH(b)НА

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