Linear Algebra Problem Solved: Find the Solution Now!

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Solved. Thanks. Anyone know how to delete the thread?
 
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Multiply your matrix times the vector. What do you get? You want that to equal (a+bt) times the vector. What's the condition that will make that true?
 
Did just what you said.
 
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h4v0k said:
Solved. Thanks. Anyone know how to delete the thread?

You aren't supposed to delete threads. If everybody did that there wouldn't be anything here to use 'search' on.
 
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