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( [ x + 4 , t − 5 ] , [ t + 4 , x − 4 ] ) = ( [ y + 3 , z − 1 ] , [ y + 5 , − 2 ] )

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Looks like these are equal matrices,


\begin{bmatrix}x+4&t-5\\t+4&x-4\end{bmatrix}=\begin{bmatrix}y+3&z-1\\y+5&-2\end{bmatrix}

Two (identically-sized) matrices are equal to each other if their entries in the same positions are equal. This means


\begin{cases}x+4=y+3\\t-5=z-1\\t+4=y+5\\x-4=-2\end{cases}

From the last equation we get
x=2. Then


x+4=6=y+3\implies y=3


t+4=y+5=8\implies t=4


t-5=-1=z-1\implies z=0

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