3. The amount of chemical P,Q and R per gram for these different samples 4,Band Care provided in the table shown. Sample Chemical A B P 2mg 1mg 5mg Q 1mg 3mg 4mg R 7mg 6mg 1mg Below is the table summarizing the total amount of each chemical P,Q and R for all three samples. Chemical Total amount in A, B and C 20mg Q 15mg R 40mg Based on the above information, construct a system of linear equation. Then, represent the equations in matrix form.

3. The amount of chemical P,Q and R per gram for these different samples 4,Band Care provided in the table shown. Sample Chemical A B P 2mg 1mg 5mg Q 1mg 3mg 4mg R 7mg 6mg 1mg Below is the table summarizing the total amount of each chemical P,Q and R for all three samples. Chemical Total amount in A, B and C 20mg Q 15mg R 40mg Based on the above information, construct a system of linear equation. Then, represent the equations in matrix form.

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Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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