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X+y+z=5;2x-y+z=9;x-2y+3z=16 solve system of linear equations of variable

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by JeanaShupp
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The value of x = 2 , y=-1 and z= 4.

Explanation:

The given system of linear equations are :

X+y+z=5             (1)

2x-y+z=9             (2)

x-2y+3z=16            (3)

From (1) and (3) , we have

X=5-y-z      (4)

x=16+2y-3z   (5)

From (4) and (5) , we have

5-y-z=16+2y-3z

\Rightarrow\ -3y+2z=11           (6)

Put value of x from (4) in (2) , we get

2(5-y-z)-y+z=9  

10-2y-2z-y+z=9  

-3y-z=-1  

z=1-3y         (7)

Put value of z in (6) , we get

-3y+2(1-3y)=11

-3y+2-6y=11

-9y=11-2=9

y=-1

Put value of y in (7) , we get

z=1-3(-1)=1+3=4    

Put value of y and z in (4) , we get

X=5-(-1)-4=5+1-4=2

Hence, the value of x = 2 , y=-1 and z= 4.

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