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Solve for Z A= X+Y+Z/3 A. Z=3A-X=Y B. Z=3A+X+Y C. Z=-3A-X-Y D. Z=3A-X-Y

Solve for Z A= X+Y+Z/3 A. Z=3A-X=Y B. Z=3A+X+Y C. Z=-3A-X-Y D. Z=3A-X-Y
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Solve for Z

A= X+Y+Z/3

A. Z=3A-X=Y
B. Z=3A+X+Y
C. Z=-3A-X-Y
D. Z=3A-X-Y

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User Lyle Pratt
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the answer should be D, just make Z the subject, just by solving algebra like how normal you would do :)) here's my work
Solve for Z A= X+Y+Z/3 A. Z=3A-X=Y B. Z=3A+X+Y C. Z=-3A-X-Y D. Z=3A-X-Y-example-1
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