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But a very quick and dirty way of doing it, and I don't know if it's actually dirty, is just take your matrix, put it in it reduced row echelon form, and you say, look, this column and this column are associated with my free variables.

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So let's say that this is 0 Celsius, that is 1 Celsius, 2 Celsius, 3 Celsius.

So the 60 class='bold'>degrees 75 class='bold'>degrees

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So we'll add that back when we take the antiderivative.

What will you have?

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The measures of its angles are, 30 class='bold'>degrees, 60 class='bold'>degrees and 90 class='bold'>degrees.

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So if this is 90, this is 60, that adds up to 150.

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So that is a 90 class='bold'>degree angle, a 90 class='bold'>degree angle and that is a 90 class='bold'>degree angle over there

This is 60 class='bold'>degrees, so this is 30 class='bold'>degrees.

So plus 180 class='bold'>degrees which is equal to 360 class='bold'>degrees

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Take the characteristic equation.

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So this is going to be 60 class='bold'>degrees this is going to be 60 class='bold'>degrees, and then this is going to be 60 class='bold'>degrees.

Our Celsius temperature is going to be (5 9) times the Fahrenheit temperature. the Fahrenheit temperature is 56 class='bold'>degrees Fahrenheit minus 32.