1. Implement a helper function called rref pp (A, b) that applies Gaussian Elimination with partial pivoting to return the Reduced-Row Echelon Form of the augmented matrix formed from Matrix object A and vec object b. The output must be of the type Matrix. 2. Implement the function solve pp(A, b) that uses rref pp (A, b) to solve the system A = b. The input A is of the type Matrix and b is of the type Vec. o If the system has a unique solution, it returns the solution as a vec object. o If the system has no solution, it returns None. o If the system has infinitely many solutions, it returns the number of free variables (int) in the solution. def _rref_pp(A, b): * todo pass def solve_pp(A, b): #todo pass Python

1. Implement a helper function called rref pp (A, b) that applies Gaussian Elimination with partial pivoting to return the Reduced-Row Echelon Form of the augmented matrix formed from Matrix object A and vec object b. The output must be of the type Matrix. 2. Implement the function solve pp(A, b) that uses rref pp (A, b) to solve the system A = b. The input A is of the type Matrix and b is of the type Vec. o If the system has a unique solution, it returns the solution as a vec object. o If the system has no solution, it returns None. o If the system has infinitely many solutions, it returns the number of free variables (int) in the solution. def _rref_pp(A, b): * todo pass def solve_pp(A, b): #todo pass Python

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

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Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

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Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

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