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Homework Help: Algebra 2/Trig

Posted by Chris on Thursday, February 26, 2009 at 8:36pm.

Solving Multivariable Linear Systems:


3x-5y+5z = 1
5x-2y+3z = 0
7x-y+z = 5

I am confused on how to solve this. I'm supposed to use the Row-Echelon form.

Thanks.

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