A Agung New member Joined Jul 29, 2010 Messages 1 Jul 29, 2010 #1 Find all positive real triples (x,y,z) which satisfy: 2x^3 = 2y(x^2+1) - (z^2+1) 2y^4 = 3z(y^2+1) - 2(x^2+1) 2z^5 = 4x(z^2+1)- 3(y^2+1)
Find all positive real triples (x,y,z) which satisfy: 2x^3 = 2y(x^2+1) - (z^2+1) 2y^4 = 3z(y^2+1) - 2(x^2+1) 2z^5 = 4x(z^2+1)- 3(y^2+1)
mmm4444bot Super Moderator Joined Oct 6, 2005 Messages 10,958 Jul 30, 2010 #2 I can't solve this system, but substitution shows that the typical guess of (1,1,1) works. I wanted to graph the system, too, but I can solve only the first two equations for z.
I can't solve this system, but substitution shows that the typical guess of (1,1,1) works. I wanted to graph the system, too, but I can solve only the first two equations for z.