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Solve for z
-4z+1=bz+c

User Mhess
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Steps to solve:

-4z + 1 = bz + c

~Subtract bz to both sides

−4z + 1 - bz = bz + c - bz

~Simplify

-bz - 4z + 1 = c

~Subtract 1 to both sides

-bz - 4z + 1 - 1 = c - 1

~Simplify

-bz - 4z = c - 1

~Factor out "z"

z(-b - 4) = c - 1

~Divide (-b - 4) to both sides


(z(-b - 4))/(-b - 4) = (c-1)/(-b-4)

~Simplify

Answer →
(-c+1)/(b+4)

Best of Luck!

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