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In Exercises 15-20, Find values for $x, y$, and $z$ so that the two ordered triples are equal. $(3, y, z+1),(3,4,5)$
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The first ordered triple is \((3, y, z+1)\) and the second ordered triple is \((3, 4, 5)\). Step 2: Set the corresponding components of the ordered triples equal to each other. This gives us the following equations: Show more…
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