X1-s=-x3 3x3+ 3x1=-x2 rx3 + x2 = xi On the form Ax = 6 V•X1 + ï • x2+ w · X3 = b (A|6) i) ii) iii) b. We look at the equation systemabove. i) Calculate det (A) and show what valuermust have for the system ofequations to have exactly one solution. i) Show what valuesrands must have for the system of equations to have infinitely many solutions. m) Show what valuesr andsmust have for the equationsystem to have no solution. Let F, G and Hbethree nx n matrices. Solve the following equation withrespect to X, when it is knownthat the matrix F - G2 is invertible. F(F + X) = G²(X +H)
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Please solve the Part (b) and (c) only. No need to solve Part (a). Question is attached below.
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