
Angelica D. answered 10/09/15
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I haven't done linear algebra in some time, but I will give it a shot.
So your matrix will look like:
|4 3 -2 | 6|
|2 3 -4 | 6|
|1 -1 3 | -2|
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Switch your row order, R3 becomes R1:
|1 -1 3 |-2|
|2 3 -4 | 6|
|4 3 -2 | 6|
|4 3 -2 | 6|
Now: R2-2R1 and R3-2R2
|1 -1 3 | -2|
|0 5 -10| 10|
|0 -3 6 | -6|
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Now divide R2 by 5:
|1 -1 3 | -2|
|0 1 -2| 5|
|0 -3 6 | -6|
|0 1 -2| 5|
|0 -3 6 | -6|
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R3+3R2:
|1 -1 3 | -2|
|0 1 -2 | 5|
|0 0 0 | 9 |
|0 1 -2 | 5|
|0 0 0 | 9 |
Since our last row is all 0's, except for the final entry, I believe that indicates there is no solution that will satisfy the system of equations.