SOLUTION: I am having trouble trying to solve the problem z-5/z+2 = 1/7 I do not know where to start on this. I am not sure if I got the lcm correct but I think it is 7(z+2)

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Question 446632: I am having trouble trying to solve the problem z-5/z+2 = 1/7 I do not know where to start on this. I am not sure if I got the lcm correct but I think it is 7(z+2)
Answer by scott8148(6628)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
try "cross" multiplying
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