Systems of Linear Equations with 3 Variables Using Elimination

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So helpful! I'm taking a test on this tmrw, and only your video makes sense

[@MariosMathTutoring]

Glad it was helpful!

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[@USBCord]

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[@saweetieeee]

Is it normal that i find a different answer when i'm eliminating another variable? For example for the first one i got x= 5/3, y= 5/3 and z= 14/3 by eliminating first x

[@MariosMathTutoring]

You should always get the same answer regardless of which variable you choose to start with…maybe check your work again for an arithmetic error.

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[@ProtoMaxoid]

Not me solving this with linear algebra

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Bro said he would do 1 and 3 on#2 but bro did 1 and 2

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What of crammers rule

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Cramer's Rule Solving Systems of 3 Equations
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