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    Feb 25, 2012, 05:17 PM
    9th Grade Algebra?
    how do you solve 70= -7 (-2-2z)?
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    Feb 26, 2012, 01:05 PM
    First you need to get rid of the ( ) so you multiply the numbers inside the ( ) by -7, so you now have 14 +14Z. Now move the 14 to the other side of the equal sign by subtracting both sides by 14. Now you have 14Z = 56 so finally divide both sides by 14 to get Z = 4.

    It looks like this:
    70 = -7(-2-2Z)
    70 = -7 * -2 + -7 * -2Z
    70 = 14 + 14Z
    70 - 14 = 14 - 14 + 14Z
    56 = 14Z
    56 / 14 = 14Z / 14
    Z = 4

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