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Use Cramer’s Rule to Solve Systems of Equations 

In the following exercises, solve each system of equations using Cramer’s Rule.

  3x-z=-35y+2z=-64x+3y=-8 

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Answer

The solution for the system of linear equation is,-2,0,-3.

1Step 1 Given system of linear equations is,

  3x-z=-35y+2z=-64x+3y=-8

The objective is, we need to solve this system by using the Cramer's rule.

2Step 2 Find the determinant D by using the constants to replace the coefficients of the variables.

D=30-1052430   =30-6-00-8-10-20   =3-6-0-1-20   =-18+20   =2

3Step 3 Find the determinant D x by using the constants to replace the coefficients of x .

Dx=-30-1-652-830     =-30-6-00+16-1-18+40     =-3-6-016-122     =18-22     =-4

To find: x

x=DxD   =-42 x=-2

4Step 4 Find the determinant D y by using the constants to replace the coefficients of y .

Dy=3-3-10-624-80     =30+16+30-8-10+24     =316+3-8-124     =48-24-24     =0

To find: y.

y=DyD   =02   =0

5Step 5 Find the determinant D z by using the constants to replace the coefficients of z .

Dz=30-305-643-8     =3-40+18-0-30-20     =3-22-3-20     =-66+60     =-6

To find: z.

z=DzD  =-62  =-3

So, the solution for the system of linear equation is,-2,0,-3.

6Step 6 write the solution as an ordered triad.

The ordered triad is, x,y,z=-2,0,-3.

Substitute x=-2,y=0,z=-3 into the equation 3x-z=-3.

3-2--3=-3-6+3=-3-3=-3

which is true.

7Step 7 substitute x = - 2 , y = 0 , z = - 3 into the equation 5 y + 2 z = - 6 .

50+2-3=-60-6=-6-6=-6

which is true.