When z=−6, evaluate −2(z+9)−(−5) and −2⋅z−2⋅9+5 to show that −2(z+9)−(−5)=−2⋅z−2⋅9+5
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Answer:
Yes/true
Step-by-step explanation:
-2(z+9)-(-5)=-2⋅z-2⋅9+5
sostituisco la lettera dandogli un valore
=-2(-6+9)-(-5)=-2⋅(-6)-2⋅9+5
calcolo e tolgo le parentesi
=-2⋅3+5=12-18+5
Elimino i termini uguali
=-2⋅3=12-18
Somma e moltiplicazione tra i numeri
=-6=-6
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