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Dividing by something is like multiplying by 1/(something) So \[-3 \div z \div (1/z)\], you're simply multiplying the denominator by z. Thus,
-3/z^2
very nice hero... \[\frac{\frac{-3}{z}}{z} = \frac{-3}{z}*\frac{1}{z} = \frac{-3}{z^{2}}\]
Sorry, I had to correct my mistake
What the heck, it didn't include the final answer... but w/e, those 2 got it.
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