Solve the following Equations using MATLAB. 1. Solve the systems of equations: (1) x- y = 10 and (2) 3x+2y= 20 , save the answer as Rootlx and Rootly. 2. Solve the systems of equations: (1) x- y+z = 5, (2) 3x+2y – z = 18 and (3) 5x – 3y + 4z = 11 , save the answer as Roof2x, Root2y and Root2z 3. Solve the systems of equations: (1) x- y = 10 and (2) x² + 2y² = 20 , save the answer as Roo13x and Root3y.

Solve the following Equations using MATLAB. 1. Solve the systems of equations: (1) x- y = 10 and (2) 3x+2y= 20 , save the answer as Rootlx and Rootly. 2. Solve the systems of equations: (1) x- y+z = 5, (2) 3x+2y – z = 18 and (3) 5x – 3y + 4z = 11 , save the answer as Roof2x, Root2y and Root2z 3. Solve the systems of equations: (1) x- y = 10 and (2) x² + 2y² = 20 , save the answer as Roo13x and Root3y.

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