What equation do you get when you solve z-m=z+bx for x?

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you divide them from both sides and you get -m/b=x

Victor Bogdan answered Jun 28, 2018

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x = -m/b.
Subtract z from both side and you get
-m= bx
Now divide both side by b and you get
-m/b= x

Scottysmalls answered Jul 1, 2018

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