
Matthew M.
asked 07/04/22The following questions are given..
The following equations are given:
Equation #1: 3x+z+y=8
Equation #2: 5y−x=−7
Equation #3: 3z+2x−2y=15
Equation #4: 4x+5y−2z=−3
a. Is it possible to solve for any of the variables using only Equation #1 and Equation #2? Explain your answer. If possible, solve for the variables using only equations #1 and #2.
b. Is it possible to solve for any of the variables using only Equation #1, Equation #2, and Equation #3? Explain your answer. If possible, solve for the variables using only equations #1, #2, and #3.
c. If you found solutions in part b, do these solutions also hold for Equation #4?
1 Expert Answer
Raymond B. answered 07/04/22
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
you need 3 equations to solve for 3 variables
use substitution and elimination or matrix algebra
using the 1st 3 equations, x= 2 y= -1 z= 3
that solution is also a solution for equation 4
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