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In problems 1-10 do the following • Solve the given system by systematic elimination of unknowns...

In problems 1-10 do the following • Solve the given system by systematic elimination of unknowns using an augmented matrix. • Check you answers. • Give a geometric interpretation of your solution in terms of the graphs of the equations in the system.

3u - 2v = -1

-5u + 3v = 2

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