
It is shown that the next system of k difference equationsx"n^(^j^)=a"n^(^j^)x"n"-"k^(^j^)b"n^(^j^)@?"i"="1^kx"n"-"i^(^@s^(^j^+^i^-^1^)^)+c"n^(^j^),n@?N"0,j=1,k@?,where a"n^(^j^),b"n^(^j^),c"n^(^j^),n@?N"0,j=1,k@?, and initial values x"-"i^(^j^),i,j@?{1,...,k}, are real numbers, and where @s:N->{1,...,k} is defined by @s(km+j)=j+1,j=1,k-1@?,@s(km+k)=1, m@?N"0, can be solved in closed form in an elegant way. Some applications of obtained formulas, for the case when the sequences a"n^(^j^),b"n^(^j^) and c"n^(^j^) are k-periodic are also given.
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