SOLUTION: I am asking for help with these two equations. I did see them listed but need a more of a break to better understand how to solve them
6x+3y=12z
(2x+y)/4=z
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6x+3y=12z
(2x+y)/4=z
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Question 178556: I am asking for help with these two equations. I did see them listed but need a more of a break to better understand how to solve them
6x+3y=12z
(2x+y)/4=z Answer by jojo14344(1513) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! --------> EQN 1 --------> EQN 2
?????? -----------------> EQN 3
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Sorry, you need 3 EQUATIONS because you have 3 UNKNOWNS--->(x,y,z)
You can easily substitute EQN 2 in EQN 1, and that eliminates "z", but still you have 2 UNKNOWNS----> x & y.
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Thank you,
Jojo
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