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Simplify (8z - 10) ÷ (-2) + 5(z - 1). z z - 1 z - 2

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Basile [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

the answer is z

Vanyuwa [196]3 years ago

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Hi Haley,

Simplify (8z - 10) ÷ (-2) + 5(z - 1)

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(8z - 10) ÷ (-2) + 5(z - 1)

= −4z + 5 + (5)(z) + (5)(−1) (Distribute)

= −4z + 5 + 5z + −5

= −4z + 5 + 5z + −5 (Combine Like Terms)

= (−4z + 5z) + (5 + −5)

= z

Answer: z

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Hope This helps :)

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