Math, asked by josewaaghai, 9 months ago

The root of the equation 9z-15 = 9-3z ​

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Answered by vansh5190
11

Answer:

9z-15 = 9-3z

collect the like terms

9z+3z = 9+15

12z = 24

z = 24/12

z = 2

 \sqrt{2}

Hope its Right

Answered by talasilavijaya
3

Answer:

The root of the equation 9z-15 = 9-3z is 2.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the equation, 9z-15 = 9-3z

The root of an equation is the value of the variable that satisfies the equation.

Arranging the like terms of the equation on one side,

9z+3z = 9+15

Adding the terms on both sides,

12z = 24

Dividing both sides of the equation by 12,

\frac{12z}{12} =  \frac{24}{12}

\implies z =  2

If we place z=2 in the given equation, it satisfies the equation.

Therefore, the root of the equation 9z-15 = 9-3z is 2.

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