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Previous Question: THE EQUATION: 2(X-2)=X+3 FIRST STEP IN SOLVING: 2X-2=X+3 WRITE A CLEAR EXPLANATION OF WHAT ERROR HAS BEEN MADE. WHAT COULD BE DONE TO AVOID THIS ERROR? Next Question: My teacher came up with this problem. You must multiply the matrices. [ 2 0 1] x [-2 3] [-3 4 0] x [4 -1] x [

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