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Whoa I flubbed that up that wasnt what you asked at all heh. Well would it (0,2,2) so that the x part is eliminated?
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Ok you will be happy I think i found a solution online that is right, I appreciate all the help on the problem. I am a little iffy on whether the solution is correct but I am just growing tired of this problem, and will come back to it later on.
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Is it against the rules to ask if you can assist me with other issues I don't want an infraction?Sorry hope I am not being pushy or anything just wondering.
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