How do you solve #2+ z \times - \frac { 1} { 3} = 3#?

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Pallu
Oct 26, 2017

#=> z= -3#

Explanation:

#2+ z \times - \frac { 1} { 3} = 3#

#=> 2 - z/3 = 3#
Keep the the variable #z# on left hand side of equation and take all other remaining terms on right hand side by transposition method:

#=> -z/3 = 3-2#

#=>-z/3 = 1#

#=> -z=3#

#=> z= -3#

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