Hello everybody!
I would like to solve in Stata ( or maybe Mata? I never used it) this system of equations:
99-x=(4999-y)*0.0198
99-x=(2256.293-z)*0.0438
x+y+z=1491.293
the number of unknows could also be higher but the concept is always the same, where 99-x is equal to something minus another variable multiplied by something else and then that all unknows summed up give a certain value
I would really appreciate a help!
Thank you in advance
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