Solve the following system of equations and choose the correct ordered triple .

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Solve the following system of equations and choose the correct ordered triple (x,y,z)(x, y, z). x+y+z=6x + y + z = 6 2x−y+3z=142x - y + 3z = 14 −x+4y+z=2-x + 4y + z = 2 (a) (2811,  −411,  3411)(\dfrac{28}{11},\;-\dfrac{4}{11},\;\dfrac{34}{11}) (b) (2811,  411,  3411)(\dfrac{28}{11},\;\dfrac{4}{11},\;\dfrac{34}{11}) (c) (2011,  611,  4011)(\dfrac{20}{11},\;\dfrac{6}{11},\;\dfrac{40}{11}) (d) (2811,  411,  4211)(\dfrac{28}{11},\;\dfrac{4}{11},\;\dfrac{42}{11})

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