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Question: 5 = -(-z+3)

Question: 5 = -(-z+3)
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Question: 5 = -(-z+3)

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5=−(−z+3)

Simplify:

5=−(−z+3)

5=z+−3(Distribute)

5=z−3

Flip the equation.

z−3=5

Add 3 to both sides.

z−3+3=5+3

z=8

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