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This isn't really a question, I just need help on explaining Cramer's Rule.

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2x+y-3z=-3
3x+2y+4z=5
-4x-y+2z=4
asked Mar 17, 2014 in ALGEBRA 2 by johnkelly Apprentice

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Given equations are 2 + - 3z  = -3 ---> (1)

3x  + 2y  + 4 = 5 --->(2)

-4x  - y  + 2 = 4 ---> (3)

Write the equations into matrices form AX  = B .

is coefficeint matrix , X  is variable matrix and is constant matrix.

Now solve the equations in Cramer's rule.

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Solution

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answered Mar 21, 2014 by david Expert

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