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General symmetric systems of linear algebraic equations are modeled by using linear electric circuits in the form of complete polygons. The modeling procedure is based on the node-voltage method of circuit analysis under steady-state conditions. An approximate solution of a given system of equations is obtained by measuring voltages at its model circuit nodes.