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Given the matrices A and B shown below, solve for X in the equation -3X + A= 3B. ​

Given the matrices A and B shown below, solve for X in the equation -3X + A= 3B. ​
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Given the matrices A and B shown below, solve for X in the equation -3X + A= 3B. ​

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Answer:

A = 3 B + 3x

B = - X + A/3

Explanation:

X = - B + A/3

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