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Solve for z. SEE 2z + Z + 4z - 4z + 4z z=
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Solve for z.
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2z + Z + 4z - 4z + 4z
z=
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When solving, you will combine all your terms then divide the coefficient over.
2z+z+4z-4z+4z= 7z
7z = 0
/7 /7
z = 0
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