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subtract 6 from z, then multiply 3 by the result

Do not simplify any part of the expression.

Help please

Subtract 6 From Z Then Multiply 3 By The ResultDo Not Simplify Any Part Of The ExpressionHelp Please class=

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Answer:

3(z-6)

Step-by-step explanation:

First Subtract 6 from z,

=> z - 6

then multiply by 3,

=>3(z-6)

MisterBrian

Answer:

[tex]\Huge{\bf \boxed{\bf 3 \times (z - 6)}}[/tex]

Step-by-step explanation:

Topic- Algebra

Subtract 6 from z will be rewritten as,

[tex] \sf \longmapsto \: z - 6[/tex]

On this algebraic expression, There is one term and a number.We can't simplify it.(If we could Simplify the given expression then also we can't as there is a condition)

Then , We have asked to multiply the result (z-6) by 3.

That is,

[tex] \sf \longmapsto3(z - 6)[/tex]

But,the condition is that we should not simplify any part of the given expression.So we can't simplify this expression.

[tex] \sf \longmapsto3 \times (z - 6)[/tex]

[tex] \rule{175pt}{2pt}[/tex]

I hope this helps!

Please let me know if you have any questions.I am joyous to help!

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