Answer:
The correct answer is option A. The solution is ( 2, 2, -1 )
Step-by-step explanation:
First, let's write the system as a matrix:
Now, we can apply rows operations. Our first objective is to only let a 1 at the top of column 1, and the rest of the column zeros.
Then, we can rest 2 times the first row to the second one; and rest once the first row to the third.
The resulting rows are:
The matrix is now:
Next, we want the first number in the second row to be a 1. Then, we can divide the second row by (-5):
The matrix is now:
Now, we want to eliminate the numbers above and below the 1 in the second row. Then, we can rest the second row to the first one, and rest twice the 2º row to the 3º one:
The matrix now is
Finally, we want to eliminate all the 1's above the 1 in the 3º row.
We can rest the 3º row to the 1º. Add twice the 3º row to the 2º one:
The solved matrix is:
Thus:
We can also check that this is a solution by verifying the initial equations:
All the values works in the equation system, then the solution is (2, 2, -1)