In this paper, we show that the following three-dimensional system of difference equations {document} equation* xₙ₊₁=yₙyₙ₋₂bxₙ₋₁+ayₙ₋₂, \ yₙ₊₁=zₙzₙ₋₂dyₙ₋₁+czₙ₋₂, \ zₙ₊₁=xₙxₙ₋₂fzₙ₋₁+exₙ₋₂, equation* {document} for n∈ N₀, where the parameters a, b, c, d, e, f and the initial values x₋ᵢ, y₋ᵢ, z₋ᵢ, i ∈ \0,1,2\, are real numbers, can be solved, extending further some results in literature. Also, we determine the forbidden set of the initial values by using obtained formulas. Finally, some applications concerning aforementioned system of difference equations are given.
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