2- Find x, y, Z u, t, v such thatT1 2 3+2835 69 8 14a)X=-6, y = -1, Z = -1, u- 1,t= 2.v= 2b)X=-6, y = 1, z=-1,u = 1,t=-2, VR2x=6, y = -1,z =-1, U= 1, t- 2 V#-2X=6, y =-1, 2 -1u--1,t=-2. v = 2e)区-6, y--1, z.4UE,(s2.v=2.

xyzutv+2123456=8359814 To find : the value of x, y, z, u, t

2- Find x, y, z, u, t, v such that 2 3 8. 3 5 +2 9 8 14 a) X =-6, y = -1,Z = -1, u = 1,t=2,v= 2 %3D b) X =-6, y = 1, z = -1, u = 1, t=-2, V=2 %3D x-6, y =-1, z= -1, u = 1, t= 2, v= -2 d) X=6, y = -1, 2= 1, U = -1, t=-2, v = 2 e) X =6, y = -1, Z= -1, u = 1, t = -2, v = 2

2- Find x, y, z, u, t, v such that 2 3 8. 3 5 +2 9 8 14 a) X =-6, y = -1,Z = -1, u = 1,t=2,v= 2 %3D b) X =-6, y = 1, z = -1, u = 1, t=-2, V=2 %3D x-6, y =-1, z= -1, u = 1, t= 2, v= -2 d) X=6, y = -1, 2= 1, U = -1, t=-2, v = 2 e) X =6, y = -1, Z= -1, u = 1, t = -2, v = 2

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

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