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zepelin [54]3 years ago

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answer: m=1

work:

3/2 + 2m = 7/2

3/2 (-3/2) + 2m = 7/2 (-3/2) subtract 3/2 from both sides

2m = 2

2m/2 = 2/2 divide 2 on both sides

m = 1

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