Find the matrix of M-1

[1 1 0]

[1 3 1]

[0 3 2]
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Calculate inverse matrix M^-1.

Determinant of the matrix is (1*3*2+1*1*0+0*1*3)-(0*3*0+3*1*1+2*1*1)=6-5=1.

Now, exchange rows and columns of the matrix:

[1 1 0]

[1 3 3]

[0 1 2]

Next, we calculate the determinants for each element of the matrix:

[3 2 1]

[2 2 1]

[3 3 2]

Finally, we need to change the signs alternately:

[3 -2 1]

[-2 2 -1]

[3 -3 2]

The matrix determinant was 1 so we multiply the matrix by the inverse of 1 which is scalar 1, so the matrix is unchanged.

This is the inverse matrix, as can be seen by multiplying the original matrix by it to get the identity matrix.

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