O Given the linear Systen2X + 3 y - z =0X -4 y +5Z =0%3D) Venfy thatX, = 1 , X = -1 and z, = -1ノis a Solution ?¿i) Verty that X, = -2 ,%Z2 = 2is a solution ?li) IsX = X, + X2ソメ+と=%3Dノand Z= Z,a solution to the= 1linear System?ir) Isanda Solution to the32linear Systen ? whene X,y and z areas in part (iii).

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Answered: O Given the linear Systen 2X + 3 y - z…

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Chapter2: Parallel Lines

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