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We subtract the second equation from the first and we obtain 2X-3Y=0 We multiply the second equation with 2 and add it to the third. We obtain 16X+4Y+2z=1206 and, when added to the third, 36X-6Y=1200 or 6X-Y=200. We now have a new system of equations with 2 unknown variables, as such: 2x-3Y=0 and 6X-Y=200. We multiply the first equation by 3 and have 6X-9Y=0. We subtract the first equation from the second

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