We are given two equations:
Our goal is to find a relationship between $X, Y, Z,$ and $W$ that must be true based on these equations.
First, let's isolate $Y$ from Equation 1:
$Y = 2Z - X$
Next, let's isolate $W$ from Equation 2:
$W = 2X - Z$
Now, let's see if the relationship presented in Option 1, $X + Z = Y + W$, is consistent with our derived expressions for $Y$ and $W$.
Consider the right side of Option 1: $Y + W$.
Substitute the expressions we found:
$Y + W = (2Z - X) + (2X - Z)$
Combine the terms:
So, $Y + W = Z + X$.
This means $X + Z = Y + W$.
The relationship $X + Z = Y + W$ is a direct consequence of the initial equations. This matches Option 1.
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