how do i solve 8z-22=9z+33-z

I need help with this proplem and totaly forgot to take notes
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Gather the z's on one side of the equals and the numbers on the other side: add 22 to each side: 8z=9z+55-z. Combine the z's on the right side: 8z=8z+55. If we subtract 8z from each side and we end up with 0=55, which is never true, so the equation is false and cannot be solved for any value of z.

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