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How do you solve X=2y-z/4 to solve for Z?
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No not really, im just learning this and my teacher is no use
i guess u have to make the z in on side and the rest to the other side by multiply ...
x = 2y - z/4 (for z) first lets multiply the entire equation by 4 to get rid of the fraction 4x = 8y - z (now subtract 8y from both sides) 4x - 8y = -z (now multiply the equation by -1 to make x positive) -4x + 8y = z
oops...typo...multiply by -1 to make z positive
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