SOLUTION: -6z+5-2(z+1)=3z-2

SOLUTION: -6z+5-2(z+1)=3z-2

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Question 5366: -6z+5-2(z+1)=3z-2
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-6z + 5-2(z+1)=3z-2
first do the parentheses:
-6z+5-2z-2=3z-2
Then combine like terms:
-8z+3=3Z-2
Add 8z to both sides of the equation:
3=11z-2
Add 2 to both sides of the equation:
5=11z
Divide both sides by 11

check by substituting for z in the equation:

convert everything to the same denominator to validate:

combine like terms:
, So this is correct
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