Q. Solve the system of equations by elimination.2x+3y−2z=103x−2y−z=−6−3x−2y−2z=10
Eliminate x: First, let's add the second and third equations to eliminate x.(3x−2y−z)+(−3x−2y−2z)=−6+103x−2y−z−3x−2y−2z=4−4y−3z=4
Eliminate z: Now, let's multiply the first equation by 3 and the second equation by 2 so we can eliminate z by adding them.(2x+3y−2z)×3=10×3(3x−2y−z)×2=−6×26x+9y−6z=306x−4y−2z=−12
Eliminate z: Add the modified equations to eliminate z.(6x+9y−6z)+(6x−4y−2z)=30+(−12)6x+9y−6z+6x−4y−2z=1812x+5y−8z=18
Eliminate z: Now we have two new equations without z:−4y−3z=412x+5y−8z=18Let's multiply the first equation by 2 and add it to the second equation to eliminate z.(−4y−3z)×2=4×2−8y−6z=812x+5y−8z=18
Eliminate z: Now we have two new equations without z:−4y−3z=412x+5y−8z=18Let's multiply the first equation by 2 and add it to the second equation to eliminate z.(−4y−3z)×2=4×2−8y−6z=812x+5y−8z=18Add the modified equations to eliminate z.(−8y−6z)+(12x+5y−8z)=8+18−8y−6z+12x+5y−8z=2612x−3y−14z=26
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