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4 years ago

-5m=4-6m I can't figure out the problem. I need help.

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8 0

-5m=4-6m: You would add -6m on both sides:
-5m=4-6m
+6m +6m And then you would get 1m=4 then divide both sides by 1 and you would get m=4

r-ruslan [8.4K]4 years ago

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-5m = 4 - 6m....add 6m to both sides
6m - 5m = 4
m = 4 <==

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