The given equations are
a + 1/b = 7/3
b + 1/c = 4
c + 1/a = 1
Multiply out those equations by multiplying the left hand sides together, and the right hand sides together. Then we'll do a bit of algebra to isolate w = abc.
The basic theme is to somehow pull out the original left hand sides so we can apply substitutions.
Isolate b in the 1st equation.
a + 1/b = 7/3
1/b = 7/3 - a
1/b = (7 - 3a)/3
b = 3/(7 - 3a)
Isolate 1/c in the 3rd equation.
c + 1/a = 1
c = 1 - 1/a
c = (a - 1)/a
1/c = a/(a - 1)
It might seem strange to isolate 1/c instead of just c.
However it should be fairly obvious why I'm doing this when it comes to the 2nd equation.
b + 1/c = 4
3/(7 - 3a) + a/(a - 1) = 4
I'll skip steps since this post is already quite lengthy.
Solving that equation should get you a = 5/3
Using that value in the 1st and 3rd equations should lead to b = 3/2 and c = 2/5 respectively.