If A is invertible, i.e., for any given r.h.s. vector b, the system Ax = b has a solution. How can you compute the 3rd column of A^−1(what r.h.s. b would youchoose)?

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If A is invertible, i.e., for any given r.h.s. vector b, the system Ax = b has a solution. How can you compute the 3rd column of A^−1(what r.h.s. b would youchoose)? 

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