Each function has its own defined syntax in MATLAB. Identify the correct syntax for the reduced row echelon form. Multiple Choice Orref(A) Orref(b) Orref(A b) Orref([a b])

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Each function has its own defined syntax in MATLAB. Identify the correct syntax for the reduced row echelon form.
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rref(A)
rref(b)
rref(A b)
rref([A b])
Transcribed Image Text:Each function has its own defined syntax in MATLAB. Identify the correct syntax for the reduced row echelon form. Multiple Choice O rref(A) rref(b) rref(A b) rref([A b])
Arrange the pseudocode for linear algebraic equation A = [1,1,1,1], b = [3:5] in the correct sequence.
Instruction: Select a number to rank each step in the process.
Rank the options below.
If rank (A) # number of unknowns, use the rrf command to display infinite solutions.
If the rank of A = rank of [A b], check if rank (A) = the number of unknowns.
Stop the program.
If the rank of A# rank of [A b], display "no solution exists."
If rank (A) = number of unknowns, compute Alb to display a unique solution.
Transcribed Image Text:Arrange the pseudocode for linear algebraic equation A = [1,1,1,1], b = [3:5] in the correct sequence. Instruction: Select a number to rank each step in the process. Rank the options below. If rank (A) # number of unknowns, use the rrf command to display infinite solutions. If the rank of A = rank of [A b], check if rank (A) = the number of unknowns. Stop the program. If the rank of A# rank of [A b], display "no solution exists." If rank (A) = number of unknowns, compute Alb to display a unique solution.
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