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7z + 7> - 2z -4 solve the following for inequality for z simplest form

7z + 7> - 2z -4 solve the following for inequality for z simplest form-example-1

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Answer: Just turn it into an equation! Replace the > with a =.

Explanation:

Subtract 7 from both sides (bc you’re doing the opposite of +7) So 7z +7-7 cancels out so you just have 7z. 7z = -2z -4 -7, so 7z = -2z -11

Add 2z to both sides (bc your doing the opposite again) to get 9z = -11

Divide both sides by the number of the of the term with both a number and variable, in this case 9z, the number is 9. So 9z/9= -11/9 so simplified, z= -11/9

Final answer = -11/9

Hope this helps :D

User QuadrupleA
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Answer:

z > -
(11)/(9)

Explanation:

7z + 7 > - 2z - 4

9z + 7 > - 4

9z > -11

z > -
(11)/(9)

User Dscarr
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