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Solve for z a(t+z)=45z+67

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Solve for z a(t+z)=45z+67
1. Expand

at+az=45z+67

2. Subtract
at from both sides

az=45z+67-at

3. Subtract 45z from both sides

az-45z=67-at

4. Factor out the common term z

z(a-45)=67-at

5. Divide both sides by a - 45

z= (67-at)/(ya-45)

Answer:

z= (67-at)/(a-45)
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Answer:

The value of the equation for z is
z=(at-67)/(45-a).

Explanation:

Consider the provided equation.


a(t+z)=45z+67

Open the parentheses.


at+az=45z+67

Subtract az from both sides.


at+az-az=45z-az+67


at=45z-az+67

Subtract 67 from both sides.


at-67=45z-az

Take z common from right side.


at-67=z(45-a)

Divide both the sides by 45-a.


(at-67)/(45-a)=(z(45-a))/(45-a)


z=(at-67)/(45-a)

Hence, the value of the equation for z is
z=(at-67)/(45-a).

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