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Prove that if Ax=b and Ax=c are consistent, then so is Ax=b+c. Create and prove a...

Prove that if Ax=b and Ax=c are consistent, then so is Ax=b+c. Create and

prove a generalization of this result.

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by using matrix property I am proved this

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