(m+2)(m+3)=(m+2)(m-2) what is the answer please

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6 0

The first time you look at this, you would think that you can just cancel the
(m+2) off of each side. But then you're left with (m+3) = (m-2), and there's
no solution for this. So you have to go back and do it the hard way.

Expand each side of the equation. (Clear the parentheses.)

m² + 5m + 6 = m² - 4

Subtract m² from each side:

5m + 6 = -4

Subtract 6 from each side:

5m = -10

Divide each side by 5:

<em>m = -2</em>

Vika [28.1K]3 years ago

5 0

$(m+2)(m+3)=(m+2)(m-2)\\\\m^2+3m+2m+6=m^2-4\\\\m^2-m^2+5m=-4-6\\\\5m=-10\ \ \ \ /:5\\\\m=-2$

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