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solve the following algebraic equation using trial and error method. 1)1.5z= - 4.5​

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Answered by bhatttejaswee27
1

Answer:

-3

Step-by-step explanation:

1.5z = -4.5

= 15/10z = -45/10

= z = -45/10 * 10/15

10 is cancelled by 10

so we are left with ,

z = -45/15

15*3=45

So , -45 is cancelled by 15 .

Therefore the answer is -3.

Answered by srichetanaa5epal
1

Answer:

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