What is z/5 + 3 = -35

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user100 [1]3 years ago

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$\frac{z}{5} +3=-35 = 5 \frac{z}{5} +5*3 = -5* 35 = z+15=-175 = 
$
$z+15-15=-175-15 = 
z = -190$

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