SOLUTION: solve if possible
5x+4y+z=10
-x+3y-z=-4
6x+y+2z=10
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Question 329144: solve if possible
5x+4y+z=10
-x+3y-z=-4
6x+y+2z=10
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Not solvable, it's an inconsistent system.
Subtract Row 2 from Row 1,
Row 1-Row 2 => 6x+y+2z=14
But Row 3 has the same left hand side, different right hand side.
Row 3=6x+y+2z=10
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