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Eliminate x,y,z between the equations y2+z2=ayz, z2+x2=bzx, x2+y2=cxy.

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Solution

y2+z2=ayz ...... (i)
z2+x2=bzx...... (ii)
x2+y2=cxy...... (iii)
Divide both sides by yz in (i), we get
yz+zy=a ...... (iv)
Similarly, zx+xz=b ...... (v) and
xy+yx=c ...... (vi)
Multiply the three equations (iv), (v) and (vi), we get
2+y2z2+z2y2+z2x2+x2z2+x2y2+y2x2=abc
But (yz+zy)2=a2 ...... From (iv)
y2z2+z2y2+2=a2
Similarly, we can write
z2x2+x2z2+2=b2
x2y2+y2x2+2=c2
2+a22+b22+c22=abc
a2+b2+c24=abc
a2+b2+c2=abc+4
Hence, it is eliminated.

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