Posted by B.B. on Monday, February 22, 2010 at 9:28am.
Multply both sides of the equation by
-1 to get an equation for z.
So then I would set the problem up like this: -1*-z=35*-1. z=-35.
Is this correct?
Yes, if they insist on your showing the (-1)* step. Usually that kind of thing is omitted when solving equations. It is rather obvious what is going on.
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