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Evaluate the expression when x=3 and z=−6. z÷x=
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Evaluate the expression when x=3 and z=−6. z÷x=

User Nehal Dattani
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Answer:

(-6)/3 = -2

Explanation:

you have to change the variables with the numbers

User Daniel Lichtblau
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z÷x

-6÷3

=-2

Answer is -2

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