Asked by Christy Kovaleski on May 12, 2024
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Solve the system of linear equations below. {2x+3y=−18z=4x−8y−z=6\left\{ \begin{aligned}2 x + 3 y & = - 18 \\z & = 4 \\x - 8 y - z & = 6\end{aligned} \right.⎩⎨⎧2x+3yzx−8y−z=−18=4=6
A) (4,−6,−2) ( 4 , - 6 , - 2 ) (4,−6,−2)
B) (−6,4,−2) ( - 6,4 , - 2 ) (−6,4,−2)
C) (−2,4,−6) ( - 2,4 , - 6 ) (−2,4,−6)
D) (4,0,1) ( 4,0,1 ) (4,0,1)
E) (−6,−2,4) ( - 6 , - 2,4 ) (−6,−2,4)
System Of Linear Equations
A set of equations with two or more variables where each equation is linear.
- Apply different approaches to solve linear equation systems.
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JM
Jesus MarquezMay 14, 2024
Final Answer :
E
Explanation :
Given z=4z = 4z=4 , substitute zzz into the third equation: x−8y−4=6x - 8y - 4 = 6x−8y−4=6 , which simplifies to x−8y=10x - 8y = 10x−8y=10 . Now, we have two equations in xxx and yyy : 2x+3y=−182x + 3y = -182x+3y=−18 and x−8y=10x - 8y = 10x−8y=10 . Solving this system of equations yields x=−6x = -6x=−6 and y=−2y = -2y=−2 , with zzz already given as 444 . Therefore, the solution is (−6,−2,4)(-6, -2, 4)(−6,−2,4) .
Learning Objectives
- Apply different approaches to solve linear equation systems.