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Identify the question that is NOT statistical

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M=-(4+m)+2 solve for m

Orlov [11]

Answer:m =-1

Step-by-step explanation:

To solve m=-(4+m)+2

Open the brackets

m=-4-m+2

Collect like terms

m+m=-4+2

2m=-2

Divide through by -2

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For any positive numbers a, b, and d, with b≠1, logb(a·d) = _____.

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