Exam 3: Matrices
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A system of equations may have a unique solution, an infinite number of solutions, or no solution. Use matrices to find the general solution of the following system. 
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A system of linear equations and a reduced matrix for the system are given. Use the reduced matrix to find the general solution of the system, if one exists.

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Substitute the given values of x, y, and z into the matrix equation and use matrix multiplication to determine if the values satisfy the equation.
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Use the following matrices to perform the indicated matrix operations, if possible.
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Use the matrices below. Perform the indicated operations.
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For the economy, what industry is most dependent on utilities?
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Use the following matrices to perform the indicated matrix operations, if possible.
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Suppose an economy has two industries, agriculture and minerals. Suppose further that the technology matrix for this economy is A.
If surpluses of 40 agricultural units and 70 mineral units are desired, find the gross production to the nearest unit for each industry.
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Let matrix A represent the sales (in thousands of dollars) for the Walbash Company in 2004 in various cities, and let matrix B represent the sales (in thousands of dollars) for the same company in 2005 in the same cities. Write the matrix that represents the change in sales by type (wholesale and retail) and city (Chicago, Atlanta, and Memphis) from 2004 to 2005.
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An economy has a manufacturing industry and a banking industry. Each unit of manufacturing output requires inputs of 0.4 unit of manufacturing and 0.1 unit of banking. Each unit of banking output requires inputs of 0.3 unit each of manufacturing and banking. Write the technology matrix for this economy. (M, manufacturing industry; B, banking industry)
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Use technology to solve the system of equations, if a solution exists. 
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When a firm buys another company, the company frequently has some outstanding debt that the purchaser must pay. Consider three companies, A, B, and C, that are purchased by Maxx Industries. The following table gives the amount of each company's debt, classified by the number of days remaining until the debt must be paid. Suppose Maxx Industries pays 20% of the amount owed on each loan. Write the matrix that would give the remaining debt in each category.

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Use the following matrices to perform the indicated matrix operations, if possible.
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Use the matrices below. Perform the indicated operations.
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Suppose that an economy can be represented by the technology matrix below. If surpluses of 180 units of fishing output, 93 units of agricultural goods, and 40 units of mining goods are desired, find the gross production to the nearest unit of each industry.
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A bank lent
million for the development of three new products, with one loan at 6%, one loan at 7%, and the third loan at 8%. The amount lent at 8% was equal to the sum of the amounts lent at the other two rates, and the bank's annual income from the loans was
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