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19 September, 09:40

Solve system of equation by using elimination.

3x+y+2z=1

2x-y+z=-3

x+y-4z=-3

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  1. 19 September, 10:28
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    You have to combine 2 different sets of the 3 equations using elimination, then you are left with 2 equations with 2 variables.

    3x+y+2z=1

    +2x-y+z=-3

    5x+0y+3z=-2

    2x-y+z=-3

    +x+y-4z=-3

    3x+0y-3z=-6

    Then you solve them and plug them into one of the original equations to get the third variable.

    5x+3z=-2 - - > 3z=-5x-2 - - > z=-5/3x-2/3

    3x-3z=-6 - - > - 3z=-3x-6 - - > z=x+2

    x+2=-5/3x-2/3

    8/3x=8/3

    x=1

    z = (1) + 2

    Z=3

    3x+y+2z=1

    3 (1) + y+2 (3) = 1

    3+y+6=1

    y=-8

    The final answer is then (1, - 8, 3), for (x, y, z).

    I hope this made some sense.
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