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Cramer's Method.

Let determinant Δ=

| 1  8 3 |

| 3 -2 1 | = 1(-4+3)-8(6-2)+3(-9+4)=-1-32-15=-48.

| 2 -3 2 |

This determinant is derived from the coefficients of the 3 variables.

Δ1=

| -3  8 3 |

| -5 -2 1 | = -3(-4+3)-8(-10-6)+3(15+12)=3+128+81=212.

|  6 -3 2 |

I11/Δ=212/-48=-53/12.

Δ2=

| 1 -3 3 |

| 3 -5 1 | =1(-10-6)+3(6-2)+3(18+10)=-16+12+84=80.

| 2  6 2 |

I22/Δ=80/-48=-5/3.

Δ3=

| 1  8 -3 |

| 3 -2 -5 | = 1(-12-15)-8(18+10)-3(-9+4)=-27-224+15=-236.

| 2 -3  6 |

I33/Δ=-236/-48=59/12.

SOLUTION

I1=-53/12, I2=-5/3, I3=59/12.

CHECK

I1+8I2+3I3=-3, 3I1-2I2+I3=-5, 2I1-3I2+2I3=6✔️

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