Hey there!
We'll use our keyword of, which means we're multiplying. For example:
1/2 of 6 means 1/2 times 6, which equals three.
In our case, we want one half <em>of</em> z, meaning one half times z. That means we have:
Now, we have to add the "five more". This means the quantity of one half of z is increased by 5, also known as adding 5. Therefore, we have:
Hope this helps!
We'll use our keyword of, which means we're multiplying. For example:
1/2 of 6 means 1/2 times 6, which equals three.
In our case, we want one half <em>of</em> z, meaning one half times z. That means we have:
Now, we have to add the "five more". This means the quantity of one half of z is increased by 5, also known as adding 5. Therefore, we have:
Hope this helps!