z(z^4+1)=6+z^5

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Solution for z(z^4+1)=6+z^5 equation:


Simplifying
z(z4 + 1) = 6 + z5

Reorder the terms:
z(1 + z4) = 6 + z5
(1 * z + z4 * z) = 6 + z5
(1z + z5) = 6 + z5

Add '-1z5' to each side of the equation.
1z + z5 + -1z5 = 6 + z5 + -1z5

Combine like terms: z5 + -1z5 = 0
1z + 0 = 6 + z5 + -1z5
1z = 6 + z5 + -1z5

Combine like terms: z5 + -1z5 = 0
1z = 6 + 0
1z = 6

Solving
1z = 6

Solving for variable 'z'.

Move all terms containing z to the left, all other terms to the right.

Divide each side by '1'.
z = 6

Simplifying
z = 6

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