Problem 1. Use MATLAB single precision throughout your calculations to determine the inverse of
A=[[(1)/(10),(1)/(11),(1)/(12)],[(1)/(11),(1)/(12),(1)/(13)],[(1)/(12),(1)/(13),(1)/(14)]]
Check the validity of your calculations. What is your conclusion? Justify your conclusion quantitatively.

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Problem 1. Use MATLAB single precision throughout your calculations to determine the inverse of

A=[[(1)/(10),(1)/(11),(1)/(12)],[(1)/(11),(1)/(12),(1)/(13)],[(1)/(12),(1)/(13),(1)/(14)]]

Check the validity of your calculations. What is your conclusion? Justify your conclusion quantitatively.

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