Solve the equation . 2= 10+z/-3 two equals ten ( 10 ) plus ( + ) ' z ' divided by ( / ) negative ( - ) three ( 3 ) . 15 –4 –5 –16

Solve for

z

Multiply both sides of the equation by −3.

(10+z)=2 x (−3)

Simplify 2x(−3).

Multiply 2 by −3.

(10+z)=2(−3)

Multiply 2 by −3.

(10+z)=−6

Remove parentheses.

10+z=−6

Move all terms not containing z to the right side of the equation.

Subtract 10 from both sides of the equation.

z=−6−10

Subtract 10 from  −6 .

z=−16

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