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Solve for x,y, and z:

3x - y + z = -3
-2x + y - 2z = 8
-4XL + 3y - z = 6

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Answer:

The value of x=1; y=2; z=-4

Solution:

As given in the problem,


3x - y + z = -3


=> y = 3x +z+3 -----(i)


-2x + y - 2z = 8


=> y =2x +2z +8 ----- (ii)

So From (i) and (ii) we get,


3x +z+3 = 2x +2z +8


=> 3x + z +3 -2x- 2z -8 =0


=> x -z -5 =0


=> z= x-5 -----------(iii)

Now,
-4x + 3y - z = 6


=> -4x + 3(3x+z+3) - z =6 (// substituting value of y from (i))


=> -4x +3(3x+x-5+3)-(x-5) = 6 (//substituting value of z from (iii))


=> -4x + 12x -6 -x +5 =6


=> 7x -1 =6


=> 7x = 7


=> x = 1

So from (iii) we get,
z = -4

And From (i) we get,
y = 3*1 +(-4) +3 = 3 -4 +3 = 2

Therefore, the value of x is 1; y is 2 and z is -4.

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