SOLUTION: Find x by the use of determinant : 3x-4y+2z+8=0, x+5y-3z+2=0, 5x+3y-z+6+0

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Question 865901: Find x by the use of determinant : 3x-4y+2z+8=0, x+5y-3z+2=0, 5x+3y-z+6+0
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