the chemical equation Al + O2  Al2O3. Use a, b, and c as the variables. Part 0: Set the following equations. The equation for Aluminum (Al) The equation for Oxygen (O) Part 1: Establish the system of linear equations. Part 2: Using your answer in part 1, what kind of system is it?

the chemical equation Al + O2  Al2O3. Use a, b, and c as the variables. Part 0: Set the following equations. The equation for Aluminum (Al) The equation for Oxygen (O) Part 1: Establish the system of linear equations. Part 2: Using your answer in part 1, what kind of system is it?

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