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3 years ago

Assume the equation has a solution for z. -cz+ 6z = tz + 83z=?

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1 answer:

solong [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

z = 83 / (- c + 6 - t)

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

-cz+ 6z = tz + 83

z=?

-cz+ 6z = tz + 83

Collect like terms

-cz+ 6z - tz = 83

Factorize

z(- c + 6 - t) = 83

Divide both sides by (- c + 6 - t)

z(- c + 6 - t) / (- c + 6 - t) = 83 / (- c + 6 - t)

z = 83 / (- c + 6 - t)

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Assume the equation has a solution for z. -cz+ 6z = tz + 83z=?​

Assume the equation has a solution for z. -cz+ 6z = tz + 83z=?