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Can somebody solve 3(3z−10)= −3

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First, distribute the 3:
9z - 30 = -3

Next, isolate the variable by adding 30 to both sides:
9z = 27

Finally, divide both sides by 9 to solve for z:
z = 3

So, the solution to the equation is z = 3.
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Answer: x = 3

Big Idea:

In order to solve the equation for z, we should isolate the variable.

Explanation:

Given equation:


\bf{3(3z-10)=-3}

I am going to begin by using the distributive property:


\bf{3*3z-3*10=-3}


\bf{9z-30=-3}

Add 30 to both sides.


\bf{9z=-3+30}


\bf{9z=27}


\bf{x=3} {answer}

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