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Let A= [ 2 4 ] and b= [ 2 ] [ 8 17 ]. [...

Let A= [ 2 4 ] and b= [ 2 ]
[ 8 17 ]. [ 11 ]

(a) Factor A = LU

b) Use the factorization from part (a) to solve Ax = b.

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