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3 years ago

M=8+n PLZ HELP ASAP, WILL MARK BRAINLIEST!!!

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1 answer:

irina [24]3 years ago

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$\\ \qquad\quad\sf\longmapsto m=8+n$

Take n to left

$\\ \qquad\quad\sf\longmapsto m-n=8$

Hence

if m=1

$\\ \qquad\quad\sf\longmapsto n=m-8=1-8=-7$

if n=1

$\\ \qquad\quad\sf\longmapsto m=8+1$

$\\ \qquad\quad\sf\longmapsto m=9$

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