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With α=β=6, the eliminated equation gives 4y=3. Back substitution yields
(x,y,z)=(21​,43​,0).​
(1)
The three left-hand sides are respectively 4, 2 and 6, verifying the solution in the original linear system. Its determinant is −8=0, so this solution is unique.

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