Simultaneous Equation In 3 Variable Using Substitution Method

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I am trying to solve this linear equation but I am getting wrong solution.

$$4x-3y+z=-1 \tag1$$ $$x+5y-z=12 \tag2$$ $$2y+z=10\tag3$$

I tried substituting $z = 10-2y$ and $x = 12+2/5y$ the answer I did not get I tried solving the both the equation putting the value to first equation.

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After the substitution of $z$,

$$4x-5y=-11,\\x+7y=22.$$

Then substituting $x=22-7y$,

$$-33y=-99.$$