Q. Solve the system of equations by elimination.x−3y+3z=9x+2y−2z=−163x−3y+z=−9
Add Equations to Eliminate z: First, let's add the first and second equations to eliminate z.(x−3y+3z)+(x+2y−2z)=9+(−16)2x−y+z−z=−72x−y=−7
Multiply and Add Equations to Eliminate z: Now, let's multiply the third equation by 2 and add it to the first equation to eliminate z again.2(3x−3y+z)+(x−3y+3z)=2(−9)+96x−6y+2z+x−3y+3z=−18+97x−9y+5z=−9Oops, we should have eliminated z, not added it. Let's stop here.
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