SOLUTION: if x= 1-y/1+y and y=1+z/1-z, show that x+z=0

Question 1190753: if x= 1-y/1+y and y=1+z/1-z, show that x+z=0
Answer by MathLover1(20850) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

given:

..........solve for

then

.........quotient of zero divided by any number will be zero

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



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