Thursday, June 15, 2017

Solve the system of linear equations and check any solutions algebraically.

EQ1:  


EQ2:  


EQ3:  


To solve this system of equations, let's use elimination method. In elimination method,  a variable or variables should be eliminated to get the value of the other variable.


Let's eliminate y by multiply EQ3 by -5. Then add it with EQ1.


EQ1:


EQ3:



             


 



                   ...

EQ1:  


EQ2:  


EQ3:  


To solve this system of equations, let's use elimination method. In elimination method,  a variable or variables should be eliminated to get the value of the other variable.


Let's eliminate y by multiply EQ3 by -5. Then add it with EQ1.


EQ1:


EQ3:



             


 



                      Let this be EQ4.         


Eliminate y again by multiplying EQ3 by -2. And add it with EQ2.


EQ2:


EQ3:



              


      



                   


                               Let this be EQ5.


Then, consider two new equations.


EQ4:  


EQ5:


Eliminate the z in these two equations by multiplying EQ5 with 10. And,  add them.


     


     



                     


Then, isolate the x.




Plug-in this value of x to either EQ4 or EQ5.


EQ5:



And, solve for z.





Then, plug-in the values of x and z to either of the original equations.


EQ3:









To check, plug-in the values of x, y and z to the three original equations. If the resulting conditions are all true, then, it verifies it is the solution of the given system of equations.


EQ1:






   



EQ2:






     



EQ3:






   



Therefore, the solution is   .

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