Solve the system of linear equations { 7x + 2y = -4 -8x - 2y = 6 by completing the following. (a) Suppose the coefficient matrix is A = [ 7 2 ; -8 -2 ] . Find A^-1 and use it to write the solution matrix [ x ; y ] as a product of two matrices. [ x ; y ] = [ ] x [ ] (b) Find the solution of the system. Write your answers in simplest form. x = [ ] y = [ ]
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