a. To Find:
To set up an equation for intersection D.
b. To find:
Using the four equations to write an augmented matrix, and then to transform it so that 1s are diagonal and 0s are below, that is triangular form.
c. To Find:
To write three equations, corresponding to three non zero rows of the matrix and to solve each of the equations for
d. To Find:
To find the greatest possible value of
e. To Find:
To find the least possible value of
f. To Find:
To find the greatest possible values of
g. To Find:
Using the results of part
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