Question 1152659:  6x+z=21 
4x+6y=34 
-5y+6z=-33 
 Found 3 solutions by  Edwin McCravy, MathLover1, MathTherapy: Answer by Edwin McCravy(20064)      (Show Source): 
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Line the equations up so that the letters line up vertically,
like this:
6x +       z =  21
4x + 6y      =  34
    -5y + 6z = -33
Notice that y is already eliminated from the first equation,
z is already eliminated from the second equation and x is
already eliminated from the third equation.  We need two
equations with the SAME letter eliminated from them.  So we
pick the easiest two equations to eliminate a letter from.
We pick the 1st and 3rd to eliminate z from:
6x +        z =  21
     -5y + 6z = -33
We multiply the top equation through by -6 to make it cancel
with the bottom equation, Then we add vertically term-by-term
-36x +      -6z = -126
       -5y + 6z =  -33
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-36x -  5y      = -159
Since we have eliminated z, and the original second equation also
has z eliminated we put those two together:
  4x + 6y  =   34
-36x - 5y  = -159
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We can make the x's cancel by multiplying the top equation by 9
 36x + 54y  =  306
-36x -  5y  = -159
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       49y  =  147
         y  =  147/49
         y  =   3
Substitute y = 3 into 
     4x + 6y = 34
   4x + 6(3) = 34
     4x + 18 = 34
          4x = 16
           x = 4
Substitute x = 4 into the original first equation:
      6x + z = 21 
    6(4) + z = 21
      24 + z = 21 
           z = -3
So the solution is (x, y, z) = (4, 3, -3)
Edwin  
 Answer by MathLover1(20850)      (Show Source):  Answer by MathTherapy(10557)      (Show Source): 
You can  put this solution on YOUR website!  
6x+z=21 
4x+6y=34 
-5y+6z=-33 
I'd advise you NEVER to consider using this woman's method to solve these equations! 
It's a ridiculously "SAD" way to do these types of problems!  
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