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How do I do:
a + b = 3
-b + c = 3
a + 2c = 10
a + b = 3
-b + c = 3
a + 2c = 10
The discussion provides a step-by-step method for solving a system of three linear equations: a + b = 3, -b + c = 3, and a + 2c = 10. The solution involves first combining the first two equations to form a new equation, a + c = 6, and then using substitution and elimination techniques to isolate variables. Specifically, by subtracting the modified first equation from the second, the value of c is determined, which is then used to find a and subsequently b. This systematic approach ensures accurate results for the values of a, b, and c.
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