Start Equation Setup: Start with the equation 8z+6=10z. We want to get all the z terms on one side and the constants on the other side. Subtract 8z from both sides to move the z terms to one side. 8z+6−8z=10z−8z
Combine Like Terms: Simplify both sides of the equation.On the left side, 8z−8z cancels out, leaving us with 6.On the right side, 10z−8z gives us 2z.So, we have 6=2z.
Isolate and Solve for z: Solve for z.To isolate z, divide both sides of the equation by 2.26=22z
Final Value of z: Complete the calculation to find the value of z.26=3So, z=3.
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