
To explain:The elimination method is more convenient than the substitution method to solve a linear equation.

Answer to Problem 31E
Elimination method has less steps and takes less time, therefore it is more convenient.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:Elimination method is more convenient than the substitution method to solve a linear equation.
Calculation:See below the solution of a linear system by elimination and substitution method:
x+4y−6z=−1(i)2x −y+2z=−7(ii)−x+2y−4z=5(iii)
Add (i)and(iii) equation:
6y−10z=4(iv)
Equation (iii) multiplies by 2 and add (ii)and(iii) equation
2x− y+2z=−7−2x+4y−8z= 10¯ 3y−6z =3 (v)
Equation (v) multiplies by 2 subtract (iv)and(v) we get:
6y−10z=4(iv)6y−12z=6(vi)− + −¯ 2z=−2 z=−22=−1 putz=−1inequation(v)3y−6(−1)=33y+6=33y=3−63y=−3y=−33=−1puty=−1,z=−1inequation(i)x+4(−1)−6(−1)=−1x−4+6=−1x+2=−1x=−1−2=−3
Substitution method:
x−6y−2z=−8(i)−x+5y+3z=2(ii)3x−2y−4z=18(iii)
From equation (i) we get x :
x=6y+2z−8
Put x=6y+2z−8 in equation (ii)and(iii)
−(6y+2z−8)+5y+3z=2−6y−2z+8+5y+3z=2−y+z=2−8−y+z=−6(iv)3(6y+2z−8)−2y−4z=1818y+6z−24−2y−4z=1816y+2z=18+2416y+2z=42take2common8y+z=21(v)
Subtract (v)from(iv) we get:
−y+z=−68y+z=21− − −¯−9y =−27y=−27−9=3puty=3inequation(iv)−3+z=−6z=−6+3z=−3puty=3andz=−3inequation(i)x−6(3)−2(−3)=−8x−18+6=−8x=18−6−8x=4
Therefore eliminationmethod is more convenient than the substitution method.
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