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What value of z makes the following equation true? −3z+3=35
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What value of z makes the following equation true?
−3z+3=35
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Answer:
-10 2/3
Explanation:
Given
−3z+3=35
Solving for z:
-3z = 35 - 3
-3z = 32
z = 32/-3
z = -10 2/3
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