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OpenStudy (anonymous):

2x-y-z=2 x-5y+3z=-13 -2x-2y+z=-2

OpenStudy (anonymous):

u can use cramer's rule here to solve these types of complicated linear equations

OpenStudy (experimentx):

best done with matrices as Arnab09 said, you can substitute z from first and second equation. and substitute z from first and the last equation. you will have two equations on x,y from which you can solve fro x and y.

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