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Answer 1

what r the questions?

Answer 2

sorry i cant help not in my grade level i havent learned that yet.

Answer 3

Give me a moment, I'll see if I can answer any of these.

Answer 4

so much vertices X>X

Answer 5

Omg my little pony fan!

Answer 6

ah I can do the other two... you can either use elimination method or subistution...dang I'm so spoiled with the matrix version.

Answer 7

yeah but I'm a lady in real life, technically I'm a pegasister.

Answer 8

Lol, thats fine man! I to am a pegasister

Answer 9

anyway while I try to recover from the farting preacher jokes... you need to solve for one of the variables like try to solve for x and then y and finally z .... then plug the values back in, but since I learned the matrices method ...it's way faster.

Answer 10

it's a 3 x 3 square matrix... augmented alb

Answer 11

ughhh we gotta do by elimination ok... add equation 1 and equation 3
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Answer 12

and add equation 2 and equation 3... label the results with new numbers or you'll feel lost fast

Answer 13

and after you do that...either eliminate the y or the z from the new equations and solve for y or z and then plug it back in..

Answer 14

wait I'm trying to finish my homework...after I'm done then I can draw it out

Answer 15

but I'm so spoiled by the matrix version I'm like wahhhhhh I don't wanna go back!!!

Answer 16

honestly that was more time consuming than matrix style. you should learn that instead.

Answer 17

one you master it it's easier and fun, but knowing our educational system, matrices are reserved for "university" yeah right....anyone can do it

Answer 18

ya

Answer 19

I was correct, I'm glad.