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A small church choir is made up of men and women who wear choir robes in the sizes shown in matrix
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contains the prices (in dollars) of new robes and hoods according to size. Use these matrices in Problems 50 and 51.
Cost To find a matrix that gives the cost of new robes and cost of new hoods, find

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