-1/6(15)=(-1/6*-6)z

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Solution for -1/6(15)=(-1/6*-6)z equation:


z in (-oo:+oo)

15*(-1/6) = -6*(-1/6)*z // + -6*(-1/6)*z

15*(-1/6)-(-6*(-1/6)*z) = 0

15*(-1/6)-z = 0

-z-5/2 = 0 // + 5/2

-z = 5/2 // * -1

z = -5/2

z = -5/2

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