Problem 423. System of equations

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Yvan Lengwiler on 4 Mar 2012

Consider using a small tolerance for the solution. My program coincides with your test cases up to 3e-16. That ought to be good enough, I think :)

James on 16 Jul 2012

My solution error was at 2.22e-16. Still not good enough, though.

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eggart on 2 Mar 2016

Obviously round(A\b) is the alledgedly correct answer which is in general different from the numerical approximation of the solution.
I wonder whether this is intended?

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