Question

-2 + \frac{z}{5} = -2
th sides multiply both sides by what?
\frac{z}{5} \left( \square \
ight) = 0 \left( \square \
ight)

Explanation:

Step1: Solve the original equation

First, solve the equation \(-2+\frac{z}{5}=-2\). Add 2 to both sides: \(\frac{z}{5}=-2 + 2=0\).

Step2: Determine the multiplier

Now, for the equation \(\frac{z}{5}(\square)=0(\square)\), we want to isolate \(z\). Since \(\frac{z}{5}\) has a denominator of 5, to eliminate the denominator, we multiply both sides by 5. So we multiply both sides by 5.

Answer:

5 (both boxes should be filled with 5)