Solve for x
x=y-z+1
Solve for y
y=x+z-1
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22x+22z=22+22y
Add 22y to both sides.
22x=22+22y-22z
Subtract 22z from both sides.
22x=22y-22z+22
The equation is in standard form.
\frac{22x}{22}=\frac{22y-22z+22}{22}
Divide both sides by 22.
x=\frac{22y-22z+22}{22}
Dividing by 22 undoes the multiplication by 22.
x=y-z+1
Divide 22+22y-22z by 22.
-22y+22z=22-22x
Subtract 22x from both sides.
-22y=22-22x-22z
Subtract 22z from both sides.
-22y=22-22z-22x
The equation is in standard form.
\frac{-22y}{-22}=\frac{22-22z-22x}{-22}
Divide both sides by -22.
y=\frac{22-22z-22x}{-22}
Dividing by -22 undoes the multiplication by -22.
y=x+z-1
Divide 22-22x-22z by -22.
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