SOLUTION: Using Cramer’s rule find x5 of the following system. No marks will be given if Cramer’s rule is not used. (solve the determinants by hand and show all work. You can use whichever m

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Question 589291: Using Cramer’s rule find x5 of the following system. No marks will be given if Cramer’s rule is not used. (solve the determinants by hand and show all work. You can use whichever method for finding
 1  2
1  2
0 0 1 0 3 0 14
1 1  x1 1 2  x2 1 3x3 11x4
  0    2 
=0   3 
1
13012x5

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Using Cramer’s rule find x5 of the following system. No marks will be given if Cramer’s rule is not used. (solve the determinants by hand and show all work. You can use whichever method for finding
 1  2
1  2
0 0 1 0 3 0 14
1 1  x1 1 2  x2 1 3x3 11x4
  0    2 
=0   3 
1
13012x5
Edwin

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