Solve the following equation $6 z + 10 = - 2$ .

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Solution

Solve the given equation.
Understand that in order to calculate the value of $z$ , take the constant term on one side and variable on the other side, then perform the division property.
Therefore,
$\begin{matrix} 6 z + 10 = - 2 \\ 6 z = - 2 - 10 \\ 6 z = - 12 \\ z = \frac{- 12}{6} \\ z = - 2 \end{matrix}$
Hence, the required value is $- 2$ .

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