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2 years ago

Make m the subject of the formula 5(m+y)=4(m-3y)

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Ronch [10]2 years ago

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5(m+y) = 4(m-3y)
5m + 5y = 4m - 12y
5m + 5y - 4m - 5y = 4m - 12y - 4m - 5y
m = -17y

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