The answer would be A. 4
Here’s what I would do.
Multiply both sides by 12 so u can get m- 2 by itself.
m-2= 2
How’d I get the two? It comes from when I multiplied 12 on both sides. 12/6= 2
Now ur equation should be
m-2=2
Do the opposite and add two to both sides to get the variable by itself.
m=4
Hope this helps :)))
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Roberto is correct because 15/16 x 4/5 = 3/4.
Roberto's solution to the division problem is correct, but
there are no true statements on your list of choices.
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Whre is the question I don't get it
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