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What is Z? ⅓ (z + 4) - 6 = ⅔ (5 - z)
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What is Z?

⅓ (z + 4) - 6 = ⅔ (5 - z)

User Archimedes Trajano
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Answer:

Z=8

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I solved it before

User Tom Schaefer
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the answer would be 8. z= 8

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