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From: Brian Brake
Date: Sun, 15 Nov 1998 00:00

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Hi there,

    This is how I would do it. You can do this problem either one of two
ways. You can set up this problem in a Matrix, or the way I would prefer-
Look up in your Calculator Manual for Simulataneuos Equations. Plug the
equation in the matrix [ 0 6 5 ] / [ 111, 311, 1(-1)12] according to the
Hewlett Packard 48 Series.

    Good Luck and Best Wishes,
    Brian








-- wrote in message <364763BD.E49F976A@home.com>...
>How do I solve the following problem?
>
>  x+y-z=0
>3x+y+z=6
>  x-y+2z=5
>
>Help is greatly appreciated
>
>Chris
>
>collard@home.com
>

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