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OpenStudy (joshoyen):

Solve this system of equation. 2x+4y+z=1 -4x-2y+2z=22 -2x-6y-4z=-14

OpenStudy (triciaal):

one approach using eqn1 find the expression for z then substitute in eqn 2 using this expression for z substitute in eqb 3 as well you will now have simultaneous eqn with 2 variables (x and y) there are about 4 methods to choose from to solve. Can you solve 2-variable eqn? with those values of x and y substitute in the expression for z to get that value, notice that if you add eqn 1 and eqn 3 you can elimiinate x work with this and let me know if you need more

OpenStudy (joshoyen):

eqn1: z = -2x-4y+1

OpenStudy (joshoyen):

eqn2: -8x-10y=20

OpenStudy (joshoyen):

im confused what to do next

OpenStudy (triciaal):

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