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Solve the system by elimination.. x+5y-4z=-10. 2x-y+5z=-9. 2x-10y-5z=0. a.) (5, –1, 0). b.) (–5, 1, 0). c.) (–5, –1, 0). d.) (–5, –1, –2).
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You have three equations assuming that the x, y, and z have the same value for all equations. The best way to solve this is to start by rearranging the first equation to isolate X.
X + 5y-4z = -10
X = 4z-5y-10
Then you do the same with the second equation to isolate ya.
2x-Y + 5z = -9
2x + 5z + 9 = Y.
Substitute the X equation for the second edited equation.
2 (4z-5y-10) + 5z + 9 = Y.
Simpligh
8z-10y-20 + 5z + 9 = Y.
13z-10y-11 = Y… 13z-11 = 11Y… Y = (13z-11) / 11
Substitute the equation X for the third equation.
2x-10y-5z = 0
2 (4z-5y-10) -10Y-5z = 0
8z-10y-20-10Y-5z = 0
Simpligh
3z-20y = 20
Enter the Y in the third equation
3z-20 (13z-11) / 11 = 20
3z- (260z + 220) / 11 = 20
Plural under 11 & Simplify
33z-260z + 220 = 220… -227z = 0
Divide this by setting Z = 0
Now put your value Z in the equation Y.
Y = (13 (0) -11) / 11
Y = 0-11 / 11
Y = -1
Finally, solve the first equation
X = 4z-5y-10
X = 4 (0) -5 (-1) -10
X = 0 + 5-10
X = -5
Your answer is choice C… (-5, -1, 0)
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