SOLUTION: x-y+z=4 5x+2y-3z=2 4x+3y-4z=-2 find x, y, & z. is there problem with the given? why I can't solve it?
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Question 824366
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x-y+z=4
5x+2y-3z=2
4x+3y-4z=-2
find x, y, & z.
is there problem with the given? why I can't solve it?
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The middle eqn is the sum of the other 2
--> dependent, no unique solution.
The determinant = 0.