Question #291939

Solve the pair of equation 2y^-1 -3z^-1=4 and 4y^-1+z^-1=1

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Expert's answer
2022-01-31T16:02:35-0500

Let us change the variables: x = 1/y, t = 1/z. Therefore, our equations take form

{2x3t=4,4x+t=1.\begin{cases} 2x -3t = 4, \\ 4x + t = 1. \end{cases}

From the second equation we obtain t=14x.t = 1-4x. Next, we substitute it in the first equation and obtain

2x3(14x)=4,14x=7,x=0.52x - 3(1-4x) = 4, \\ 14x = 7, \\ x = 0.5

Therefore, t=140.5=1.t = 1-4\cdot 0.5 = -1.


y=1/x=1/0.5=2,z=1/t=1/(1)=1.y = 1/x = 1/0.5 = 2, \\ z = 1/t = 1/(-1) = -1.


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