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Solve the system of equations. Write the solution as an ordered TRIPLE of the form (x,y,z)

2x+ 3y-z=17

Y=-3z-7

2x=x+ 2

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  1. Let's start by plugging the second equation into the first:

    y = -3z - 7

    2x + 3y -z = 2x + 3*(-3z - 7) -z = 17 | Substitution

    So now we've reduced it to two variables. Let's find x in terms of z:

    2x - 9z - 21 - z = 17 | Given

    2x -10z = 38 | Add 21 to both sides, combine z

    x = (1/2)(38 + 10z) | Solve for x

    Now, let's plug our expression for x into the last equation:

    2x = x + 2

    2(1/2)(38 + 10z)=(1/2)(38+10z) + 2 | Substitute (1/2)(38 + 10z) for x

    38 + 10z = 19 + 5z + 2 | Simplify both sides

    38 + 10z = 21 + 5z

    5z = -17

    z = -17/5

    And carry on from there:

    y = -3z - 7

    y = -3(-17/5) -7 | Substitute -17/5 for z

    y = 51/5 - 7 = 16/5

    2x + 3y - z = 17 | Back to the first equation

    2x + 3(16/5) - (-17/5) = 17 | Substitute 16/5 for y and -17/5 for z

    2x + 65/5 = 17

    2x = 4

    x = 2

    And so your final answer is: (2, 16/5, -17/5).

    DISCLAIMER: CHECK MY WORK BEFORE YOU USE MY ANSWER. NO ANSWER I GIVE IS NECESSARILY CORRECT.

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