Posted by Max on Saturday, November 13, 2010 at 8:06pm.
you should when combining 2 and 3, multiply to get rid of z, so multiply 3 by 5, then add.
You would like to have the same two variables in the two new equations.
Your first one contains x and y, but your second contains y and z. This gets you nowhere.
Your first equation is ok,
Now take 5 times the third and add it to the second.
So you would get 22x-10y=-8? how would you combine that with -5x+4y=7?
THanks guys! i get it now!
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