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5 March, 02:07

Suppose you want to solve the equation - 3m + 4 + 5m = - 6. What would you do as your first step?

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  1. 5 March, 03:30
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    I would combine like terms are the right side and then subtract four on both sides giving you - - > 2m = - 10
  2. 5 March, 03:59
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    First, combine like terms to get

    2m+4=-6

    then minus 4 both sides

    2m=-10

    divide 2

    m=-5
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