Solve for x, P, G
x=-2
P=-659
G=9
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-23+x=-25
Consider the first equation. Subtract 18 from -5 to get -23.
x=-25+23
Add 23 to both sides.
x=-2
Add -25 and 23 to get -2.
-352=P+243+64
Consider the second equation. The opposite of -64 is 64.
-352=P+307
Add 243 and 64 to get 307.
P+307=-352
Swap sides so that all variable terms are on the left hand side.
P=-352-307
Subtract 307 from both sides.
P=-659
Subtract 307 from -352 to get -659.
5G-46+3+2G=20
Consider the third equation. Subtract 36 from -10 to get -46.
5G-43+2G=20
Add -46 and 3 to get -43.
7G-43=20
Combine 5G and 2G to get 7G.
7G=20+43
Add 43 to both sides.
7G=63
Add 20 and 43 to get 63.
G=\frac{63}{7}
Divide both sides by 7.
G=9
Divide 63 by 7 to get 9.
x=-2 P=-659 G=9
The system is now solved.
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