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Every row echelon form of a matrix is reduced row echelon form.

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Answered by sushantsinghv95
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THE ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION IS TRUE

Step-by-step explanation:

  • The matrix is made to echelon form to ensure that we can find the solution to a system of linear equation.
  • A combination matrix called a "AUGMENTED MATRIX" which is a 3×4 matrix is initially made using the system of equations.
  • By finite number of row operations we reduce the augmented matrix to an echelon form
  • The element at the very last column of this reduced form corresponds to the solution of the system .
  • Therefore every row echelon form of a matrix is reduced to row echelon form.
  • A sample echelon matrix is shown below.  
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