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If a system of <math>n</math> linear equations in the <math>n</math> variables <math>x_1, x_2, x_3, ..., x_n</math> can be written as the matrix equation <math>DX=B</math>, and if <math>|D|\neq0</math>, then it's solutions are:
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$x_1=\frac{}{}
 

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