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HELP, MATH QUESTION! solve xz+y+1=z for z
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HELP, MATH QUESTION!
solve xz+y+1=z
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xz+y+1=z. given
y+1=z-xz. subtraction property of equality
y+1=z(1-x) distributive property of multiplication over addition/factoring
(1+y)/(1-x) = z division property of required, given x≠1
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