If , , and are non-zero real numbers and the equations , , and have a non-trivial…

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If aa, bb, and cc are non-zero real numbers and the equations (a−1)x=y+z(a-1)x=y+z, (b−1)y=z+x(b-1)y=z+x, and (c−1)z=x+y(c-1)z=x+y have a non-trivial solution, then ab+bc+caab+bc+ca equals (1) a+b+ca+b+c (2) abcabc (3) 11 (4) None of these

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