1.4.1 Solving Equations Using Matrix Perform the following Matrix Operations for the predefined matrices. Given the System of equations: My 2x+4y5z + 3w = -33 3x + 5y2z+6w= -37 x-2y + 4z2w = 25 3x + 5y 3z + 3w= -28 Write the systems as Ax = b, where A is the coefficient matrix and b is the vector for the constants. 1. Encode the Matrix A and the column vector b. 2. Solve for Determinant of A. 3. Find the Inverse of A. 4. Find the Eigenvalues of A. 5. Form the Reduced Row Echelon of A. 6. Find the number of rows and number of columns of Ab. 7. Find the sum of the columns of A. 8. In each of the columns of A, find the highest values and its indices. 9. Augment A with b; 10. Determine the Rank of Ab

1.4.1 Solving Equations Using Matrix Perform the following Matrix Operations for the predefined matrices. Given the System of equations: My 2x+4y5z + 3w = -33 3x + 5y2z+6w= -37 x-2y + 4z2w = 25 3x + 5y 3z + 3w= -28 Write the systems as Ax = b, where A is the coefficient matrix and b is the vector for the constants. 1. Encode the Matrix A and the column vector b. 2. Solve for Determinant of A. 3. Find the Inverse of A. 4. Find the Eigenvalues of A. 5. Form the Reduced Row Echelon of A. 6. Find the number of rows and number of columns of Ab. 7. Find the sum of the columns of A. 8. In each of the columns of A, find the highest values and its indices. 9. Augment A with b; 10. Determine the Rank of Ab

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