SOLUTION: 3x+5y-Z=-3, 2x+y-3z=-9, x+3y+2z=7 to where x,y z=integer

SOLUTION: 3x+5y-Z=-3, 2x+y-3z=-9, x+3y+2z=7 to where x,y z=integer

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Question 908716: 3x+5y-Z=-3, 2x+y-3z=-9, x+3y+2z=7 to where x,y z=integer
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Use Cramer's rule,

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