Lecture

Linear Systems: Solutions and Existence Theorem

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This lecture discusses linear systems without free variables, exploring the cases of unique solutions and no solutions. It also covers the existence and uniqueness theorem, illustrating with examples the consistency of linear systems through row echelon form.

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