How many solutions does the equation 6z – 3z – 7 = –2 + 3 have? Two None Infinitely many One
is this the cosketch gal?
i have no clue what you are talking about
ooops srry nvrmnd but yeah i can help you!
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yes and more
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so remember to combine like terms. which combination of terms would you combine first?
i think it was the 6 and the 3
ok first of all start with saying 6z and 3z so you dont confuse yourself later on :) but yes do combine those
i am so confused here!
yes you were right combine the 6z with the 3z.
you are not helping me like you were earlier whats wrong
Try this, www.wolframalpha.com It's a computational knowledge engine.(Basically a very big calculator) You can plug the equation into the engine and you can see the solution. I would suggest getting the app, it's cheap and it can show the step-by-step solution.
Can you try doing the problem? Like do you know where to start? I remember doing a couple of problems with u and i want to see if u can apply the information i taught u to this problem here :). Sorry i get distracted easily :(
hey can you tell me if two is right!
Is the problem written correctly ? Is there only 1 variable in this problem ?
let me check
yup!
6z - 3z - 7 = -2 + 3 ---- combine like terms 3z - 7 = 1 do you understand so far ?
@agl202309 please try this problem on your own. but if not you need to combine . 6z - 3z
yes(sorry my computer is very slow)
add seven on both sides of the equation so that seven cancels out on the left side of the equation so now it would look like this 3z = 1 + 7
now combine the terms on the right side
the terms are 7 and 1 so combine them and you get what?
so it is 8
no.. we now have 3z = 8 now divide both sides by 3
it is indeed 8 but it is 3z = 8 now you need to isolate the z which means dividing it on both sides of the equation so now it looks like z = 8/3
correct....so if z = 8/3.....that is 1 solution
becuase there are no infinite/none amount of answer s for this one problem.
ok one solution! thanks for helping.
YW :)
np :)
so what are the other problems?
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