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3 years ago

10x+4y+ 12z=120 11x +77y =220 8x +2y +32z =160

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Damm [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

x=8.94 ; y = 1.58; z=2.02

Step-by-step explanation:

solve 10x+4y+12z = 120 → 5x+2y+6z = 60

8x + 2y +32Z = 160 → 4x+y+16z = 80

To eliminate z multiply first equation by 16 and second equation by 6.

80x+32y+96z = 960

24x+6y+96z = 480

on subtractionwe get 56x+26y = 480

dividing by 2 we get, 28x + 13y = 240

Now we have a given equation 11x + 77y = 220 → x + 7y = 20

solving 28x + 13y = 240 and x + 7y = 20

28x + 13y =240

28x + 216y = 560

subtracting we get, 203y = 320

y = 1.58

x = 8.94

z = 2.02

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