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Please help me solve 2z+4a=6

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Explanation:

z = 3-2a

a = 3/2 - 0.5z

...........................

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Answer: I dont know which to slove for so im going to put both :)

Step-by-step explanation:

SOLVING FOR Z:

Subtract 4 a from both sides of the equation.

2 z = 6 − 4 a

Divide each term by 2

and simplify. z = 3 − 2 a

SOLVING FOR A:

Subtract a from both sides of the equation

2z=6-4a

Divide each term by 2 then simplify

z=3-2a

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