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8(z-3)=2(z+12) Is this the right answer? z=3 and z=12
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Ok what did something wrong?
You should start by distributing the brackets. \[a(b-c)=a*b+a*(-c)\]
What would be the correct way to solve this?
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If \[a(b-c)=a*b+a*(-c)\]then\[8(z-3)=?\]and\[2(z+12)=?\]
So will I multiply 8*z and 8*3
yep, and same thing to the other side
Bingo! But remember that the 3 is \(negative\), so the product of 8 and -3 will also be negative.
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so What do I do to the answers on both sides?
So am I adding 8z and 2z together?
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