SOLUTION: Find the ordered triple pair (x,y,z) for the following system:
[(3xy/x+y)]=5, [(2xz)/(x+z)=3)], [(yz)/(y+z)]=4
I tried multiplying to get rid of the fraction on the bottom but
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Question 896982: Find the ordered triple pair (x,y,z) for the following system:
[(3xy/x+y)]=5, [(2xz)/(x+z)=3)], [(yz)/(y+z)]=4
I tried multiplying to get rid of the fraction on the bottom but still end up with the combined variables. I think I need to do something with the reciprocals to break them apart, but I am totally stuck. Thanks.
Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
If you mean
then
x = 120/61, y = 120/11, z = 120/19
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