2z-3(z-1)= -(5z+3)+z
2z-3z+3=-5z-3+z
2z-3z+5z-z= -3-3
3z= -6
z= -6/3= -2 ans
2007-10-05 13:39:26
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answer #1
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answered by alpha 7
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First you simplify, by distributing what's in the paranthesis:
2z + -3(z) + -3(-1) = -1(5z) + -1(3) = + z I wrote - as -1, because - = -1.
2z + -3z + 3 = -5z + -3 + z
Simplify on each side; see if there are any like terms that you can add or subtract:
(2z + -3z) + 3 = (-5z +z) + -3
-1z + 3 = -4z + -3
Now try to get the z (the variable) alone on one side:
In order to get rid of the 3 on the left, you must add the opposite (-3). Whatever you do to one side, has to be done to the other, so this is what your work would look like:
-1z + 3 + -3 = -4z + -3 + -3
Now Simplify:
-1z = -4z + -6
You still have both z's on opposite sides. It would be easiest next to get the -4z on the left, by adding the opposite, which wold be positive 4z. Remember to do the same on both sides:
-1z + 4z = -4z + 4z + -6.
Simplify:
3z = -6
There is still a 3 attached to the z. 3z is the same as saying 3 x z. To get rid of the 3, you multiply by the opposite, which is the same as dividing it by itself. It's the same with both sides:
3z/3 = -6/3
Simplify for your answer:
z = -2
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Now check your anwer, by plugging in value of z for all the z's in the problem:
2(-2) + - 3(-2-1)= -(5(-2) + 3) + -2
Distribute:
-4 + 6 +3 = 7 + -2
Simplify, if the values on each side are equal, then your anwer is correct:
5 = 5.
2007-10-05 13:49:26
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answer #2
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answered by Mocha-Cola Miroslava 2
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2z - 3 (z - 1)= -(5z + 3) + z
~use distributive property on -3 and -~
2z + -3*z + (-3)*(-1) = -5z - 3 + z
2z + -3z + 3 = -5z - 3 + z
~add or subtract common terms~
-z + 3 = -4z - 3
-z + 3 + 3 = -4z - 3 + 3
-z + 6 = -4z
-z + 6 + z = -4z + z
6 = -3z
6/-3 = -3z/-3
-2 = z
z = -2
Hope that helped you :]
2007-10-05 18:18:55
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answer #3
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answered by Cassy1122 4
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2z-3(z-1)=-(5z+3)+z
2z-3z+3=-5z-3+z
2z-3z+5z-z=-3-3
3z=-6
z=-2
Proof:
[2 x (-2)] - [3 x (-2)] +3 = -[5 x (-2)] -3 -2
-4 +6 +3 = 10 - 5
-4+9 = 10-5
5 = 5
2007-10-05 13:50:14
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answer #4
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answered by knowhow 1
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2z - 3z +3 = =5z - 3 + z
-2z=0
therefore z=0
2007-10-06 00:31:18
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answer #5
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answered by terrific_tran 2
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2z - 3z + 3 = - 5z - 3 + z
- z + 3 = - 4z - 3
3z = - 6
z = - 2
2007-10-06 02:55:51
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answer #6
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answered by Como 7
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2z - 3 (z - 1)= -(5z +3) + z
2z-3z+3=-5z-3+z
-z+3=-4z-3
3z=-6
z=-2
yup
2007-10-05 13:38:06
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answer #7
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answered by sa053191 1
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2z - 3z + 3 = -5z - 3 +z
-z + 3 = -4z -3
-z+4z = -3 -3
3z = -6
z = -2
2007-10-05 14:20:40
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answer #8
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answered by Scott K 1
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remedy Z on one component of the equation and the values on the different. 5z + 7 = 6 (z-2) - 4(2z -3) Multiply 6 and four by their respective parenthesis, and don't ignore the unfavourable on the 4 is going by additionally: 5z +7 = (6z - 12) + (-8z +12) 5z +7 = 6z - 12 - 8z +12 flow the z to a minimum of one component of the equivalent sign (upload the alternative) 5z - 6z +8z + 7 = -12 +12 Get the 7 on the alternative section 5z - 6z +8z = -12 +12 -7 7z = -7 z = -a million
2016-11-07 09:28:36
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answer #9
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answered by ? 4
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2z-3z+3=-5z-3+z
-z+3=-4z-3
3z=-6
z=-2
2007-10-05 13:39:42
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answer #10
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answered by hane 2
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