You have to use systems of equations to solve theproblem. Write down the systems you are using on paper and then use Matlab to solve the systems. Interpreteyour results from the Matlab computations again on your paper and give the final answers on the answer sheet.Balance the following chemical equation:_PbCrO4+-- HCl + ----FESO4 → ----P6C12 + ----Cr2(SO4)3 + ----FeCl3 + ---H2O+ ----Fe2(SO4)3

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n the Matlab computations again on your paper and give the final answers on the answer sh Balance the following chemical equation: _HCl+ ----FeSO4 → _P6C12 + ----Cr2(SO4)3 + ----FeCl3 + ----H2O + ---Fe2(SO4)3

n the Matlab computations again on your paper and give the final answers on the answer sh Balance the following chemical equation: _HCl+ ----FeSO4 → _P6C12 + ----Cr2(SO4)3 + ----FeCl3 + ----H2O + ---Fe2(SO4)3

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-- HCl + ----FESO4 → ----P6C12 + ----Cr2(SO4)3 + ----FeCl3 + ---H2O+ ----Fe2(SO4)3

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