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10 August, 23:16
Solve the equation.
6m+3=2m-4/2
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Jewel Michael
11 August, 01:54
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First, you need to isolate m. Do 6m-2m, which is 4m. Then, divide - 4/2, which is - 2. Then, minus 3 over to the other side. we then get 4m=-5. Then, divide for over, which is - 5/4
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