Find the real values $x,y,z$ such that $$\begin{cases} x+y^2+z^3=21\qquad (1)\\ y+z^2+x^3=71\qquad (2)\\ z+x^2+y^3=45\qquad (3) \end{cases}$$
Thank you everyone. This problem have some nice methods,
my idea $$(1)-(2),(2)-(3),(1)-(3)$$ But following is very ugly,
By substitution $x = -z^3-y^2+21$ we come to the system $$\{z^6+2y^2z^3+y^4+y^3-42z^3-42y^2+z+396=0,$$ $$-z^9-3y^2z^6-3y^4z^3-y^6+63z^6+126y^2z^3+63y^4-1323z^3-1323y^2+z^2+y+9190=0\} $$ in two variables $y,z.$ The necessary and sufficient condition for $z$ to be a root of the reduced system is its resultant in $y$ equals zero. One can read the theory or/and consider a simple example of the system $\{xy-3=0, x+y-4=0\}$ having $y^2-4y+3$ as the resultant in $x$. Computing the resultant of the reduced system in $y$ with help of Maple, we obtain $$z^{27}-189 z^{24}+15869 z^{21}-270 z^{19}-770589 z^{18}-806 z^{17}+ $$ $$2751 z^{16}+23703246 z^{15}+82077 z^{14}-1652484 z^{13}-476609381 z^{12}- $$ $$ 3301322 z^{11}+43400763 z^{10}+6247199406 z^9+64051684 z^8-$$ $$ 614744566 z^7-51522303964 z^6-586660519 z^5+4368480127 z^4+ $$ $$244239132451z^3+2045234869z^2-12927999002z-506350844104 . $$ Its integer zeros may be only the divisors of $506350844104=2^3\cdot7^3\cdot{22717}\cdot{8123}$. With help of Maple it is easy to determine that $z=2$ is the only integer root of the discriminant. Substituting it in the reduced system, we obtain $ \{y^4+y^3-26*y^2+126=0, -y^6+39*y^4-507*y^2+y+2130=0\}$. Let us continue to find integer solutions. Factoring $126=2\cdot 3^2\cdot 7$ and $2130=2\cdot3\cdot5\cdot71$ and making substitutions in the last system, we find $y=3$ is its unique integer root. At last, $x=21-3^2-2^3=4.$ See the same result and other solutions obtained with Maple in Maple workshheet exported as a PDF file of size 4.7 MB. I think the usage of Groebner basis methods to this end is the same, but in other formulas.