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The basic approach for solving a matrix for the variables is Gaussian elimination
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*[[augmented matrix]]
 
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The basic approach for solving a matrix for the variables is [[Gaussian elimination]].  A linear system may have a unique solution, and infinite number of solution, or an inconsistency.  It may also have unique solutions for some variables amid "free variables" that can take on any value.
    
Basic theorems relating to linear equations include:
 
Basic theorems relating to linear equations include:
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