Mathematics, 21.02.2020 20:51, mistymjoy

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Match each system of equations to its solution represented by an augmented matrix.
+y+z=1,100
1-2y-z=-500
2x+3y +22=2,600
110 01 750
0 1 0 850
Lo o 11,000
[100400]
0 1 0 600
L0 0 1900
r+y+z=2,600
+-2=600
2r+y+2z = 4,350
I+y+z=1,900
1-y-2z=-2,000
2x+2y+z=2,900
10 011,300
0101,100
x+y+z=2,600
Ity-z=600
2x+y+22=3,050
[100500
010400
LOO 1200
o o il 900
x+y+z=3,300
+y-z=1,500
2x+3y +2z=7,700
I+y+z = 1,900
1-y-2x = -2,000
2x+2y+z=1,100

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