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3 years ago

8/m-9=6/m-8What does m equal?Please show clear steps!

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Allushta [10]3 years ago

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8/m-9=6/m-8

Move -9 to the other side. Sign changes from -9 to +9.

8/m-9+9=6/m-8+9

8/m=6/m+1

Move +6m to the other side. Sign changes from +6m to -6m.

8/m-6/m=6/m-6/m+1

2m could also equal to : 1/2m

1/2m=1

Multiply by 2/1 for 1/2m and 1.

1/2(2/1)m=2/1(1)

Cross out 2 and 2, divide by 2. Cross out 1 and 1, divide by 1.

m=2

Answer: m=2

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